Sentence examples for because of external pressure from inspiring English sources
Beth continued, "The thing is, when a place that has banned you changes the rules because of external pressure, that doesn't mean you rush to join".
"I've met a huge number of lesbians who say, 'I don't believe I was born that way, and I believe any woman can be a lesbian and believe we're stopped from feeling sexual attraction to the same sex because of external pressure'.
China has not reduced its current account surplus because of external pressure by international bodies like the IMF or the G20 -– it's done it because the Chinese understand it is in their self interest to move away from an investment and export led model of growth towards something more sustainable.
Patients feel autonomous when they regulate their behaviour volitionally, rather than because of external pressure or coercion; feel competent when they are informed, capable and effective in achieving desired outcomes and feel a sense of relatedness or connection with others when they feel respected, understood and cared for.
97 Although the legislation in European countries provides employees with the right to restrict maximum working hours to 48 hours a week, many people still work long hours either as their own choice or because of external pressure to do so.
Recreational runners may push too hard to finish because of "external pressures," according to Dr. Jeffrey L. Brown, a Harvard Medical School psychologist who evaluates participants in the Boston Marathon and other races.
Second, they pursue customers that have an emerging need or are in a state of organizational flux, whether because of external pressures, such as regulatory reform, or because of internal pressures, such as a recent acquisition, a leadership turnover, or widespread dissatisfaction with current practices.
Zhu and Sarkis (2007) pointed out that the implementation of sustainable supply chain management is mostly because of external pressures such as regulatory requirements, customer interests or competitive reasons irrespective of little financial return.
In the light of these explanations, we will define the GMA as: "the inclusion of environmental risks and sustainability concerns into core organizational culture and decision-making processes, not because of external pressures but because of an internal organizational social responsibility policy, and making this the main criteria in all corporate decisions and practices".
Whether that's because of external pressures on women from society, the way the drug trade operates, motherhood or something innate, there is no conclusive proof as yet.
Do you need to change because of external pressures (such as legislation and policy) or do you choose to harness and leverage approaches that benefit people, planet and profit?
