Sentence examples for awareness pressure from inspiring English sources

The problem can be attributed to demographic factors (growth and ageing of the population), the trend towards new but usually more expensive drugs, patients' increased awareness, pressure from the industry, and last but not least the differences in prescribing practices between primary and secondary care oriented physicians [ 4, 5].

Exposing these abuses is the best way to raise public awareness and pressure from voters.

Public awareness and pressure is needed to get cancer research on the right track.

Firms have also been found to change their sustainability disclosures due to increased stakeholder awareness and pressure.

Soon, public awareness and pressure on elected officials meant that whole states like Oklahoma and South Carolina, along with large cities like Seattle and Chicago, filed their own grievances.

Environmental awareness and pressure on corporate polluters had reached a new peak in the months before the Powell memo was written.

"We're doing everything we can to lay out this case and bring public awareness and pressure and to have the state be the hero, that's what we want," Thayer said.

The AU, EU, US, IMF and important local players can help resolve this issue by responding to exactly the kind of awareness and pressure that Invisible Children has brought to bear around the issue of Kony and the LRA.

We've seen youth mobilizing their peers to raise awareness and pressure schools, communities, corporations and even governments to make changes in things like bullying in schools, portrayal of body images in media, wages, education and much more, but will young people have increasing opportunities to engage directly in policy-making?

HOWEVER does that mean that there SHOULDN'T be awareness and pressure put on those in positions of authority to go after his arrest and justice? 3. I LOVE that the people of Africa are extremely forgiving people who JUST WANT TO rebuild their lives.

Principal barriers identified to risk assessment were: involvement of multiple staff in individual admissions; interruptions; lack of policy awareness; time pressure and complexity of tools.