Sentences with phrase «often under the guise»

Can we ignore the fact that heavy war materiel of every sort, including the most lethal offensive weapons, have been brought into Ukraine by Russia, often under the guise of «humanitarian aid»?

And it's often under the guise of trying to «get healthy» or «get in shape,» which is what makes it even more difficult to realize there's a deeper issue going on.

So, initially, a corrupt email often under the guise of legitimate authority in the company, may request the employee to click a link to read a supposedly important document.

Because their symptoms have strong emotional appeal and thus become a valuable part of the legal evidence, they become the object of intense, nurturing attention, often under the guise of empathizing with the child.

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Under the guise of worshipping God, often the songs are all about me, me, me.

Too often these requirements are not met and under the guise of worship they become forms of lively entertainment, perhaps appropriate elsewhere but hardly so in the sanctuary of a church.

The media under the guise of «objective reporting» often serves as a mouthpiece for U.S. government propaganda.

«Often, the invitation is presented under the guise of «editorial assistance» offered by another scientist with an advanced degree, so people can get fooled into thinking it's a collaborative effort,» she says.

In «Touch and Go: Merely Grasping a Product Facilitates Brand Perception and Choice,» published in Applied Cognitive Psychology, they conduct a series of experiments and show that blindfolded people induced to grasp familiar products (a bottle of Coke, for example) under the guise of a weight judgement task are then quicker in recognizing the brand name of the product when it slowly appears on a screen, include more frequently the product in a list of brands of the same category, and choose more often that product among others as a reward for having participated in the experiment.

Fad diet programs often tell you to eliminate certain foods under the guise that they're not healthy.

This proposal is often pushed under the guise of equity but really is a mechanism to facilitate funding intended for district schools to go to charter schools.

Raising critical questions about identity, economy, society, connectivity and morality, Maclean's work combines traditional modes of the theatre with technology and popular culture to create fantasy narratives under the guise of a hyper - saturated candy - coloured aesthetic, possessing a unique and often disturbing vision.

A decade often described as one of the most economically prosperous in the whole of American history, it seems that anything was believed possible under the guise of «the American dream» in the 1950s.

Raising critical questions about identity, economy, society, connectivity and morality, Maclean's work combines traditional modes of theatre with technology and popular culture to create fantasy narratives under the guise of a hyper - saturated candy - coloured aesthetic, possessing a unique and often disturbing vision.

It is often done under the guise of externalities — but I have yet to see a reasonable, comprehensive accounting.

Under the guise of value engineering contractors and engineers often go after a building's design like the Taliban after fashion.

Please review the use of experts with your MacLean Law family lawyer and learn more about how some judges and legal counsel have become somewhat skeptical of the use of experts, who now are often giving argument under the guise of «expert opinion evidence.»

While boots - on - the - ground resume strategists who have intimate experience working alongside job seekers sit quietly holding their tongues, the airtime often goes to reports touting sexy, outlandish resume methods under the guise of ingenuity.

b) These list - makers most often confuse mediation with settlement conferencing, neutral evaluation or some other coercive, adjudicative procedure, under the guise of mediation.

Neither did the seller's neighbours need to know, and it was often the first piece of info a nosy neighbour call requested, under the guise of being a would be buyer.