Sentence examples for under that guise from inspiring English sources

Under that guise, Coastal Villages, the largest of the groups by population, with about 9,300 residents, began an effort last year to get Congress to change how pollock and other fish are apportioned in western Alaska — to a formula based on population.

And if Apple tries to now allow Google Voice in the store under that guise (that VoIP is now okay), that would be extremely disingenuous.

AppHero, founded in 2011, was a pure play discovery network that developed sophisticated algorithms for suggesting mobile software to users, but now it's crossing the line into territory it stayed specifically out of when it was operating under that guise: paid placement.

Yiannopoulos styles himself as a free-speech libertarian, and under that guise peddles provocative commentary saying "rape culture" is a myth and transgender people have mental illnesses.  .

Under that guise, Cohen created a fake "Kingerguardians" program that would arm children so they could better protect themselves and their classmates against school shooters.

Most people don't buy that line of thinking, under the guise that it isn't their job to provide unknown schoolchildren with all the infrastructure that those kids' parents should be providing.

While the league has not adopted an official policy, most teams have outlawed the social network, under the guise that players may leak information that could hurt the team.

But he laments that "under the guise of restoring national honor... thuggish language that unabashedly celebrates violence, race hatred and warmongering passion now haunts the Chinese Internet".

The majority opinion in the 3-to-2 decision, written by Justice Peter Tom, said a Family Court judge had erred in finding that the arresting officer could frisk someone "under the guise that the officer claimed to perceive some threat to his personal safety".

They enlist fat contestants under the guise that fat itself is unhealthy, and suggest that they are righteously giving these "diseased" bodies a chance at redemption.

Despite its illegality under federal law, the term "taxpayer-funded abortion" has been tossed around by anti-abortion activists for years, frequently under the guise that these procedures are a regular occurrence that must be stopped.