Sentence examples for what the pretext from inspiring English sources

In 2005 came another Bingham bombshell: evidence obtained by torture, no matter what the pretext, was unreliable, offensive and inadmissible in court.

"Any act of anti-Semitism, no matter what the pretext, will be extremely firmly pursued and cracked down upon by the justice system," he declared from the steps of his Hôtel Matignon offices this evening after a meeting with Jewish community leaders.

So what are the pretexts you're using to avoid life?

"Please do not use as a pretext what the Americans or others are doing.

The North Korean statement also criticized Panama for using what it called the pretext of searching the vessel for narcotics and for Panama's violent treatment of the crew.

She has been on a couple of surveillances and has found she is good at what the industry refers to as "pretext calls" -- calling people under false pretenses to get information from them.

What followed was 15 years of bloody crackdowns by U.S. forces under the pretext of what President McKinley called a goal of "benevolent assimilation" of the islands into a dominion of the United States.

Charging that the South Korean military alert was ordered "on the pretext of what is happening abroad," the statement said that South Korea's military leaders were actually "discussing measures regarding the North Korean military situation".

What a pretext we would offer to those who promote the idea of a clash of civilisations".

I can tell you with great authority that we won't care anything about the plot, the scenery, the music, the artistry or under what pretext it takes place.

Some have used the pretext of building what they call "new-style rural communities", such as Chaobei New City.