Sentence examples for with pretexts from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors in at least one case used a cheat sheet with pretexts for striking black jurors without mentioning race.

Violent anarchists, about thirty in number, showed up again, providing police with pretexts to attack non-violent bystanders.

One is "Summer Interior," created in 1909, a year when he and Ms. Hilsdale had been in Paris, and when the letters were especially contentious, filled with pretexts and rejections.

The problem is that companies can too often come up with pretexts — like the need for secrecy — to provide the courts with justification for limiting the number of bidders through negotiation.

Walt Sharp, a spokesman for AT&T, said the lawsuits were a result of an internal investigation that began in May after company employees noticed a problem with pretexting.

I am quite familiar with institutions going "all in" - defending with pretext and distraction, dishonesty and defamation.

At one point, Gilman proposed outright deception, suggesting to Martoma that they supply the Gerson Lehrman Group with fraudulent pretexts for meetings, in order to deflect suspicion.

Essentially, the program is a staged suite with a pretext that sometimes collides with the spirit of the dances.

The Royal Audiencia swore loyalty to the Regency Council, in defiance to the Junta, so they were summoned, along with former viceroy Cisneros, and exiled to Spain with the pretext that there was a threat to their lives.

The Junta summoned them, along with former viceroy Cisneros, and exiled them to Spain with the pretext that there was a threat to their lives.

This experiment was hatched, executed, wrapped up, and received with enthusiasm from both community members and community leaders with no pretext.