Under the guise of reinforcing the Spanish armies, 23,000 French troops entered Spain unopposed in November 1807.

Under the guise of US inspired constitutional arrangements, the Shia majority has succeeded in arrogating near absolute power to itself.

Under the guise of accepting his deal, du Guesclin led Peter to his tent on the night of 23 March 1369.

The wall is a visible and clear act of territorial annexation by Israel under the guise of self defence and security.

The legal status of the population is not clear since an atoll is left operating property of SCI, under the guise of the Catholic Mission.

In addition to violence by US troops inside and outside of prisons, women in Iraq face daily violence from militants under the guise of religion and liberation.

Henry II de Lorraine, 5th Duke of Guise (Paris, 4 April 1614 2 June 1664, Paris) was the second son of Charles, Duke of Guise and Henriette Catherine de Joyeuse.

The bigger problem is the modern paradox of choice. Today, people are constantly presented with choices and also with the option to avoid them, under the guise of speed or convenience.

While the adoption of new technologies is integral to development, too often under the guise of modernization' these have been inappropriate to the culture and community into which they were introduced.

This, of course, is just the story of subprime mortgages in another guise.

They therefore presume that, despite American professions to the contrary, the US seeks BMD capabilities that can negate Russia s strategic deterrent under the guise of protecting America and its allies from Iran.

Along with the conversations on Twitter and Facebook, Israelis express mixed feelings intuitive support of the demand for freedom, alongside echoing of Western media fears of Islamic fundamentalism under the guise of democracy.

In late November 1918 during the Podgorica Assembly, Italian troops attempted to take control of the coastal areas of Montenegro under the guise of Entente troop movement, but got prevented from doing so.

AKP, which asks its supporters to take to the streets until the problem is solved , is opportunistically imprinting its own dictatorship project on society under the guise of a bottom to top' popular movement.

It is unacceptable to further delay taking measures against those international centres of terrorism and extremism that under the guise of espousing universal human values in fact develop and disseminate ideologies of fanaticism.

Aspley Guise is a village and civil parish in the west of Central Bedfordshire, England.

An MP s request to cancel Khul , which is religiously accepted, to appease the Islamists is like trading with religion. This confirms that requesting matters under the guise of religion is not for religion s sake.

The New Right, typified by the Bush Cheney administration, is really old corporatism in a new guise.

The wall was an unmistakeable act of territorial annexation in the guise of self defence and security.

In 1525, Henry was taken prisoner at the Battle of Pavia, but he contrived to escape under a guise and in 1526, married Margaret, sister of King Francis I and widow of Charles, Duke of Alençon.

He expressed concern, in particular, about reports from B'Tselem, the Israeli Information Centre for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories, concerning the Israeli forces' no prisoner policies under which assassinations were carried out in the guise of arrest operations.

Today, by contrast, broad segments of the public see the big banks and big government as being run by the same elites who created the crisis, and then spent public money under one guise or another bailing the banks out.

As a result, serious crimes can be swept under the rug at Yale and at every other private US university I have ever visited (public universities are less free to conceal crime data) in the guise of protecting the victims.

It will have to be guaranteed jointly and severally and that means eurobonds in one guise or another.

A whole range of patriarchal laws and institutions tell us what to do in the guise of keeping us safe.

Namibia's President Sam Nujoma complains that the West wants to impose its decadent sexual values on Africa through the guise of gay tolerance.

After all, when I met with them, I posed the same question in a different guise, emphasizing the likely distributional effects of trade.

The leader of the Republic was Henry II of Lorraine, duke of Guise, descendant of the former king of Naples Rene I of Anjou.

(e) The need to prevent acceptance of racism and discrimination as a result of the inclusion of racist and xenophobic political platforms in the programmes of democratic parties under the guise of combating terrorism and illegal immigration or national preference in a context of economic stagnation

As one of the main targets, on the night of 24 August, Coligny was attacked in his lodgings by a group led by Guise.

It was quite a different matter, however, when such criticism came in the guise of a rubber stamp decision of a respectable multilateral body.

So what is to be done? American forces are probing the sanctuaries in the guise of training exercises, and they are backing targeted air strikes.

In other words, sovereignty cannot be restricted, under the guise of conforming to the needs of the twenty first century, to allow intervention, while at the same time the same sovereignty is expanded to its nineteenth century parameters to relax the restrictions on the use of force and allow pre emption.

As a result of the prohibition on the use of force in Article 2, paragraph 4, of the Charter of the United Nations, States have moved away from formalized war in the traditional sense towards armed conflicts under the guise of police actions, limited acts of self defence or humanitarian intervention.

But the host of the celebration, Russia, in the guise of the Soviet Union, itself caused the war the bloodiest in European history whose end is being commemorated.

Public policy concerning mental illness must, therefore, consider carefully the potential for imposing unjustified social and political values on people in the guise of the classification of disease.

It is a platform for expression, in whatever guise, and the flip side of that is the hope that this expression finds an engaged audience via the platform.

But it would be a terrible mistake simply to super size the IMF in its current guise by greatly scaling up its lending facilities, as many propose.

This, of course, is just the story of subprime mortgages in another guise. The result was increased US spending and the descent of measured household savings into negative territory.

So is Zimbabwe's embattled Robert Mugabe. Namibia's President Sam Nujoma complains that the West wants to impose its decadent sexual values on Africa through the guise of gay tolerance.

I don't believe it and I think this idea, popular as it is not in this guise but in general is itself one of the main problems that we face.

The story is set in a near future, where a pharmacological company markets, in the guise of a traditional folk remedy, a drug by which parents can choose to only have sons.

Perhaps we are witnessing a new age of hegemony in a new guise and perhaps history will once again spawn a new international organization out of the ruins of a new empire.

In this guise of living object approach, I like the idea of a kind of invisible design, as if the function of the object exists in a kind of invisible field just around the objects themselves.

Putin s Russia, which pays little attention to the rule of law, cloaks its diplomatic effort in the guise of adherence to international law, in particular UN Security Council resolution 1244, which ended the 1999 Kosovo war.