Sentence examples for be under immediate pressures from inspiring English sources

If "you dramatically scale back subsidies and have no individual mandate to avoid adverse selection and keep premiums down," said Edwin Park, vice president for health policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, then states would be under "immediate pressures to roll back more and more" of those protections.

But he will be under immediate pressure to boost profits.

The Government will be under immediate pressure to waive VAT on the charity single, as has been done in previous years.

They will be under immediate pressure to outline their plans to expand the divisions outside investment banking, while offering reassurance about levels of capital.

He will not be under immediate pressure to win big like Brown and Carlisle or to make the playoffs like Van Gundy, but he is facing pressure of a different sort.

In summarizing the Special Term's decision and its own, the Appellate Division decided that "the conclusion that Loral acted deliberately and voluntarily, without being under immediate pressure of incurring severe business reverses, precludes a recovery on the theory of economic duress" (35 A D 2d 391, 391).

In summarizing the Special Term's decision and its own, the Appellate Division decided that "the conclusion that Loral acted deliberately and voluntarily, without being under immediate pressure of incurring severe business reverses, precludes a [272 N.E.2d 538] recovery on the theory of economic duress" (35 A.D.2d 391, 316, 316 N.Y.S.2d 532, 532).

The Welsh Rugby Union is under immediate pressure because its players have agreed to act collectively following the regional row that blew up during the Six Nations when a proposed merger between the Scarlets and the Ospreys was publicly called off, leaving a number of players in contractual limbo, including the national captain, Alun Wyn Jones and Anscombe.

The Scots, much as they had against Wales, started nervously and were under immediate pressure as Dusan Tadic charged into the box, only for the visitors to get back in numbers to block.

Arsenal are biting straight from the off as Nemanja Matic is put under immediate pressure by Theo Walcott, causing him to give the ball away.

The agency further admitted it was under "immediate financial pressures" and said Trafigura would probably "take any and every procedural opportunity to challenge steps taken in a further investigation", which would extensively increase the costs.