And I try skinship everytime I can.

Get Stanley on the phone, tell him to come over right away.

13. Does the State concerned undertake not to extradite the two suspects to another State under any pretext and for whatever reason?

The violation of international law on any pretext whatsoever was impermissible and unacceptable and contrary to the purposes and objectives of the United Nations.

Which means of course we have to reject whatever excuse they come up with.

So he gets rid of this Jackson with some flimsy excuse about cigars.

My country believes that the Declaration is a starting point towards taking major steps to protect human dignity and prevent its violation under any kind of interpretation.

The excuse that the rights of fellow countrymen were being protected led to the occupation of Czechoslovakia.

I brought you riding under false pretenses.

He gave me a phony job to get me out of the room.

with the excuse of tidying up, lwent into his room.

But claims of self defense also find less reputable invocations.

Instead he went to Illyria, allegedly because of an imminent war.

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

Afghanistan was ravaged with rockets and bombs under the pretext of finding Bin Laden.

Six farms and a water well were also destroyed on the same pretext.

Aren't you ashamed of yourself, dragging your father off on a wild goose chase?

He's couring the evacuee with the excuse of helping her.

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

Forced relocations of entire villages continued, ostensibly to curb the activities of armed opposition groups.

On 1 April 1932, he led his troops from Qiqihar supposedly on a tour of inspection.

Thus, under the pretext of looking for hidden arms, the police break into private houses and apartments.

I have seldom heard him mention her under any other name.

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

The international community, acting under the pretext of the protection of the right of peoples to self determination, prematurely recognized the secessionist republics.

(c) Access to all places of detention and their installations and facilities

He was refused bail on account of the seriousness of the charges and remanded in custody for two and a half months awaiting trial.

Only a month ago, Mubarak dismissed demands for constitutional reform as futile.

But, above all, politicians must stop trying to shore up their diminished credibility with the pretense of economic science.

And they made us fear our secularism, on the pretext that it would destroy our unity.

This'll be a good excuse for being there, too.

General Musharraf is the third Pakistani general in fifty years to seize power proclaiming a self anointed reform agenda.

The government uses the threat of terrorist attacks to justify domestic repression of political opponents and the absence of democratic reforms.

He took office in Shenyang, but a half year later he retired to his home in Beijing saying he was ill.

Any attempt to frighten the people of the DPRK by putting pressure on them with the excuse of the nuclear issue was anachronistic.

The pretext they used was that they had a religious feast they wanted to celebrate inside the mosque.

First, you get me out under false pretenses... which you never had the slightest intention of...

The answer was Nassau. I only got out tonight because I said I had a few lastminute things to do at the drugstore.

Any way I can.

As the pretext for ignoring the repression of basic freedoms, that conflict has come to be described in powerful national and religious rhetoric throughout Syrian society.

The presiding judge dismissed the petition to investigate the case as an example of torture, saying the claim was unfounded.

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

Japan is storing up large amounts of plutonium under the pretext of securing nuclear fuel, in order to cover up its real purpose.

The Group of 77 was totally opposed to the proposal to give political functions to resident coordinators on the pretext of rationalizing costs.

The pretext was that they had called an ambulance and that they were waiting for the ambulance.