The phrase "acts of pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that exert influence or stress on someone or something.
Example: "The negotiations were filled with acts of pressure from both sides, making it difficult to reach an agreement."
Alternatives: "instances of coercion" or "forms of influence".
In France, Europe's most adamantly secular nation, the constitution gives schools power to ban any religious symbol worn as an "act of pressure, provocation, proselytism or propaganda".
Frequently though, simply the act of pressuring a fund company to open-end a fund is enough to narrow the discount to the NAV.
But before these public acts of mercy, pressure on Sochi activists had been increasing, and two other Environmental Watch members were arrested and threatened with charges last autumn.
As Esther gains popularity and submits to numerous acts of peer pressure – including attacking a girl from her old school – her friendship with Sunni starts to deteriorate.
All patients were mechanically ventilated and subjected to transesophageal echocardiography in bicavale projection, calculating the DIIVC through the M-mode by measuring the change in diameter with the acts of positive pressure ventilation and using the formula: (100 × (maximum diameter - minimum diameter)) / minimum diameter.
The lawsuit alleges that Dernoga acted because of pressure from constituents who "wanted to keep the perceived majority-African-American congregation" out of West Laurel.
He said the M.D.C. had decided to act because of pressure from what he called "the Roy Bennett constituency, a Rhodie constituency, the former white Rhodesians in the army and farming community".
Demicheli "insinuates that the authors of the plan simply acted on pressure from the industry or, even worse, bribery," the panel wrote in an open letter.
The restrictions, put in place without official notification to the Russians, nevertheless represent a significant act of American pressure over the rights abuses and the impunity in the judicial system in Russia.
38 Physical therapies are found to be especially effective in the treatment of FMS 39 and also reflexology (physical act of applying pressure to the feet, hands, or ears with specific thumb, finger, and hand techniques).
