pretext sentence examples

• pretext of war against slobodan milosevic to dominate the whole of the balkans.
• Behold, he invents pretexts against me; he counts me as his enemy.
• pretext for an invasion.
• Reliability cancel meetings frequently on the flimsiest pretexts that you can.
• pretext calls to criminal elements by using caller id spoofing.
• Reports of large yugoslav troop movements around kosova have created a further pretext for nato to repeat its threat to launch military action.
• pretext for a war conjured up to serve a multiplicity of ends.
• It did not finish the job and, according to the ffh, gave no plausible pretext to justify interrupting the work.
• He must have found some pretext for giving her an injection.
• pretext for further intervention in the future.
• Was taking the country to war on a false pretext not an error of judgment?
• The church in this village had been harassed by local authorities, who may have been seeking a pretext to arrest the church leaders.
• pretext for an attack on iraq than the tenuous link to the anthrax scare.
• Many people to whom the colonel owed a grudge were, on the slightest pretext, incarcerated in the dungeon.
• Often the van will have the name of a shop or utility company to provide some pretext for its being in the area.
• pretext for an action - the iraqi weapons program.
• Weapons of mass destruction offered little more than a convenient pretext for a war conjured up to serve a multiplicity of ends.
• These were genuine enough but became the pretext for excessive equity valuations, fueling a general economic boom.
• pretext for aggression?
• Perhaps the truth is that the film's brutal violence and misogynistic attitude are mere pretexts for its condemnation.

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