Sentence examples for acknowledged pressure from inspiring English sources

Alan Eisenberg, executive director of Actors Equityy, acknowledged pressure from both sides, but said the union had not taken a position because "we have really been overwhelmed with negotiations".

So I'm pleased to announce that as well as funding the training for new recruits, the Department of Education also agreed to award £1.8m to Frontline from our £100m innovation programme to develop the first tier of management in children's social care – an acknowledged pressure point in the system.

Manual annotations are regarded as the highest quality annotation available and it is inevitable that the acknowledged pressure on manual annotation is going to increase.

Mr. Trump has acknowledged pressuring her to lose weight, saying it was her job as Miss Universe to remain in peak physical shape.

Mr. Trump helped the Clinton campaign's targeting efforts on Tuesday when he acknowledged pressuring a Miss Universe winner, Alicia Machado, to lose weight, an attack Mrs. Clinton lodged in the memorable closing minutes of the debate.

Norman Hsu, the Democratic fund-raiser with a habit of fleeing the law, confessed to F.B.I. agents last week that he had swindled investors in what the government describes as a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme, and acknowledged pressuring at least some of them to contribute to political campaigns, prosecutors said in a criminal complaint unsealed yesterday.

Participants acknowledged pressures to consider HIV within a broader chronic illness context, where disease specific services are not always accessible.

It also introduced the world to the French judge Marie Reine Le Gougne, who had impeccable credentials, and who first made and then retracted statements acknowledging pressure she felt to favor the Russians.

Acknowledging pressure on public spending during the recession, Milburn calls on all parties to commit to government funding for higher education rising from 1.2% currently to 1.5%, the average for the OECD group of advanced economies.

SRA's chief Renato DiPentima Renato DiPentima, 65, acknowledges pressure on pricing and the likelihood of a cyclical downturn in his business.

Propositional attitudes of the latter sort have a representational function; they aim to fit the way the world is, so that if one discovers that the world is not how one previously took it to be, one will acknowledge pressure to modify one's belief in the relevant dimension (pressure to which one will respond if one is not irrational).