Synonyms for pawns
pawns

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1. List of paraphrases for "pawns":

   pions, labourers, stooges, pedestrians, puppets

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1. Jeremy Hunt:

   We have been working hard to secure her release but despite repeated efforts have not been successful. We have not even been able to secure her the medical treatment she urgently needs despite assurances to the contrary, no government should use innocent individuals as pawns for diplomatic leverage so I call on Iran to release this innocent woman so she can be reunited with her family.

2. Bill Burns:

   There is the particularly pernicious practice of going after individual career officers, either because they worked on controversial issues in the last administration, or as in the case of Masha Yovanovitch, a terrific apolitical career diplomat who was doing her job extraordinarily well, were attacked, deeply unfairly, for political reasons, we have career people who did their jobs, followed their instructions, served their country loyally, and they are being treated as pawns in a political struggle.

3. Henry Cuellar:

   I don’t necessarily agree with the politics of using the migrants as pawns, but we need to address the influx. Our whole country is now feeling the effects of open borders.

4. Frank Pomeroy:

   Rather than putting their political ideologies aside for a while, they turn people into political pawns, that wasnt the time in my mind. ...Those people need grace, they needed hands, they needed hugs.

5. United States:

   The Indo-Pacific strategy cooked up by the United States, in the name of' freedom and openness,' is actually keen on forming cliques, the Indo-Pacific strategy claims that The Indo-Pacific strategy intends to' change China's surrounding environment,' but The Indo-Pacific strategy purpose is to contain China and make Asia-Pacific countries serve as' pawns' of United States hegemony.