And all this under the guise of women empowerment

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

As a result, jihadism would rush back in, though perhaps in a different guise.

Was Morsi s ouster a classic counterrevolution in the guise of a military coup?

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

In Germany in the 1950s, there were many complaints about old Nazis reappearing in a democratic guise and occupying important positions.

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

American forces are probing the sanctuaries in the guise of training exercises, and they are backing targeted air strikes.

Under the guise of impartiality, television channels found it difficult to resist Trump s allure.

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

Regretfully, fraud whereby money was collected under the guise of charity have been occurring too.

In response, thousands of people in Paniai have been arrested and arbitrarily detained by the military in recent years, under the guise of safeguarding national sovereignty.

Everyone is familiar with the scheme of earning money under the guise of helping sick children.

Of the 83 websites in the network identified to date, many promote a broad anti Western polemic, often in the guise of conventional news sources.

Under the guise of non governmental organizations, they use methods that don't benefit the people of Tajikistan.

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.

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.

I will not give up my civil rights, including freedom of thought and expression, under the guise of Shariah.

So Japan bashing continued under a new guise the additional demand that Japan must remove its structural impediments to import.

Under the guise of 'development and welfare' of women, all you have been doing is promoting a bias against men.

And, under the guise of protecting this summer s Olympics against terrorism, the British military is establishing a massive base in London from which SAS (special forces) teams will operate a radical departure from Britain s traditional civil policing.

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.

Under the subtle guise of 'reproductive rights' language, the bill declares 'safe and accessible abortion related care' as a reproductive right.

One is found in the postcommunist countries of East and Southeast Europe, a surprising number of which have elected members of the old nomenklatura under a new guise.

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.

A more relevant example may well be Turkey, where Islamist movements were dissolved by the courts when they reappeared in a different guise, they had to undergo severe tests.

Now, with CISPA, the clampdown on Internet freedom comes in the guise of a bill aimed at cyber terrorism that should give Internet entrepreneurs and all business leaders nightmares.

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

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.

After all, contract killings and random shootings in restaurants are common affairs, and the idea of excessive protection from everyone goes back to Soviet days, when social contempt was cloaked in the guise of public safety.

Their titles suggested themes similar to the existing network either overt pro Russian polemic, or more subtle disinformation under the guise of legitimate Ukrainian journalism.

Karpenko, who's been writing online for almost 10 years, became a star of the blogosphere for her posts from Simferopol when Russian soldiers seized the peninsula in the guise of polite people.

Authorities accuse Zhang Tianming, the founder of Shanxinhui, of defrauding a huge amount of property from victims under the guise of helping the poor and achieving common wealth.

In 2012, Javad Larijani claimed Dr. Shaheed was being fed false information by terrorist groups as well as by the U.S. and Israel in support of mostly those who have carried out terrorist organizations under the guise of human rights defenders.

Neither in this city, nor in this country.

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After anti austerity protests in early 2011, followed by riots in major cities in August, the Metropolitan Police claimed powers to monitor private social media accounts and smartphones. And, under the guise of protecting this summer s Olympics against terrorism, the British military is establishing a massive base in London from which SAS (special forces) teams will operate a radical departure from Britain s traditional civil policing.

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.

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It is a deep irony that a man called Islam, who swore his presidential oath on the Koran and now has a mosque in Tashkent named in his honour, did so much to repress devout Muslims in the country of 32 million, mostly under the guise of anti terror policies.

This, in my view, is the key issue in this appeal.