Many nuclear technologies, materials and items are subject to broad restrictions under the pretext of proliferation.

Under the pretext of counter terrorism, the colonial power ignored the colonization related problems, including inadmissible living conditions on Vieques.

Passed under the pretext of preserving security, the 2003 law was deployed as a tool of oppression against peaceful dissent.

Forcible transfers of persons on the pretext of securing evidence, without compelling grounds permitted under international law, constitute crimes against humanity.

Most important, it would undermine Iran s efforts to make inroads into the Arab world under the pretext of defending Palestine and Holy Jerusalem.

Since then, it also undertook steps to evict nine families under the pretext that their houses were built on land belonging to the University.

Fourthly, Israeli forces had attacked four banks in the Palestinian territories and had confiscated millions of dollars under the pretext that those amounts had been deposited in suspicious accounts.

Using religion as a pretext for settling political scores

The new Arab generation s quest for dignity is rooted in a yearning for decent government and civil rights that was long denied under the pretext of conflict with the Zionist crusaders.

When this information finally became available from the Czech authorities, their claim was rejected under the pretext that the same information could have been obtained from their former estate manager earlier.

With regard to terrorism and human rights, the League pointed out that under the pretext of fighting terrorism, many Governments imposed limitations on human rights in order to combat their opponents.

(o) To refrain from using counter terrorism as a pretext to restrict the right to freedom of opinion and expression in ways that are contrary to their obligations under international law

(o) To refrain from using counter terrorism as a pretext to restrict the right to freedom of opinion and expression in ways that are contrary to their obligations under international law

On the pretext of restoring order, the Russians occupied northern Iran in 1911.

The channel continued for a period of 8 months, and then it closed in 2006 under the pretext of lack of access to a written statement allowing them to exercise their activities.

Reaffirms that hostage taking, wherever and by whomever committed, is a serious crime aimed at the destruction of human rights and is, under any circumstances, unjustifiable, including when committed under the pretext of achieving the goal of promoting and protecting human rights

Security must not become a pretext for the suspending and destroying the liberal order.

Processes that move the Organization forward cannot be slowed by the pretext of consensus.

There have also been reports of people being assaulted on this pretext.

Other direct investments were also stopped by Congress on the pretext of national security.

The building of the wall was not only illegal under international law but also served as a pretext for the occupation of even more land, and was making a negotiated settlement even harder to achieve.

Despite such a situation, an inappropriate decision to open the question of the future status of Kosovo and Metohija has been made under the pretext that the perpetuation of the status quo is no longer possible.

They also should not be inhibited in their work on the pretext of combating terrorism.

The pretext alleged by the Government of Israel for building the wall was therefore entirely baseless.

According to that information, a group of police officers went to the market under the pretext of an inspection, suspended the market's operation and demanded 1 million rubles from traders for permission to resume work, Kommersant writes.

Donor countries should remember that development aid cannot become a pretext for uncalled for influence.

And Russia s refusal to hand over Snowden, under the pretext of strict adherence to the law, has allowed Putin to poke Obama in the eye once again this time while posing as a defender of legality and human rights.

Each citizen, woman and man, of a member State of the United Nations must enjoy full equality before the law and their rights must not be limited, even less ignored, under pretext of any religion, belief or philosophy whatsoever.

Any accidental firing or miscalculations during such exercises, could be use as pretext for regional conflict.

If so, Israel might use it as a pretext to crush the Palestinians and their newly built institutions.

In the meantime, his obsession with dominating the daily news cycle, no matter how flimsy the pretext, continues unabated.

So far, the West has rejected everything, on the pretext that any uranium enrichment would indicate a military program.

The right to self determination should not be used as a pretext to undermine the principle of territorial integrity.

Those concepts run the risk of being invoked in the future as a pretext for aggression against our countries.

Mr. Martirosyan (Armenia), recalling that, at the previous session of the General Assembly, a similar attempt had been made to add an item to the agenda under the pretext of urgency without adequate justification, said that the current attempt similarly carried insufficient proof.

Belonging to a particular cultural group is merely a pretext for battles between the winners and losers of globalization.

Assad s chemical weapons are not a fanciful pretext. The scale of the violence in Syria underscores the risk implied by inaction.

Lebanon's prisoner in Israel is on his way back and yet another pretext for Hizballah's weapons is gone.

But, as the younger Assad has been forced to recognize, times have changed. The new Arab generation s quest for dignity is rooted in a yearning for decent government and civil rights that was long denied under the pretext of conflict with the Zionist crusaders.

Europe s founding fathers understood this when they hatched the idea of creating the European Coal and Steel Community encouraging old enemies to pool some of the most powerful tools of war under the pretext of advancing their economic interests was a strategy of rare intelligence.

The FSA will be the party that causes Syria to be divided, and the Kurds to establish a state of their own in Syria. The FSA will help the restructuring of the Regime's army, and the destruction of Syria under the pretext of the war on terrorism .

America s president is not searching for excuses to start a war Assad s chemical weapons are not a fanciful pretext.

The Bush administration knew what it was doing when it declared war on terror and used that pretext for invading Iraq.

Regarding the official warning issued by the Ministry of Information, Al Saqaf described the allegation as inciting tension as an easy pretense for limiting media freedom. He added that this was the same pretext under which the Aljazeera office was raided and equipment confiscated in 2011.

Uganda seems to be seeking a new pretext to justify its negative and harmful interference in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.