Sentence examples for constructive pressure from inspiring English sources
British officials stressed it had to be "constructive pressure".
The United States and the European Union applied constructive pressure by tightening financial sanctions against Mr. Mugabe's close associates.
Russia also needs to put constructive pressure on Tehran by delaying the completion of the nuclear power reactor that Moscow is building for Iran at Bushehr.
"But as the endorsements build between college administrators, faculty, athletic directors, coaches, trustees and faculty advisers, our hope is that the volume of support will exert continued constructive pressure on all groups connected with athletics and with reform.
"[Many] of the SNP members who want a bolder land reform agenda, who want a full permanent ban on fracking know that they'll get redress on those issues just as we've had progress on issues like rent control when the SNP knows that the votes are not in the bag, when the SNP feel that it's under constructive pressure from other parties".
Some positive outcomes have already been achieved in Bihar and the constructive pressure needs to be sustained.
Policymakers should not create protective measures to shield companies from these pressures but can exert constructive pressures on companies and managers, provided they have appropriate goals and information.
Increasing targeted sanctions will be the only constructive option to pressure the regime.
The debate took constructive shape when pressures from the gene-rich developing countries culminated in the explicit recognition of the iniquitous nature of TRIPS in the Doha Development Agenda.
New structures, like the over 6,000 local Indivisible groups across the country, are channeling citizen outrage and depression into constructive forms of putting pressure on members of Congress at town halls and in their offices.
First, bloggers the world over have been invaluable in offering perspective, insight, indignation and indeed new information that has held the world's attention and created pressure for constructive change in political as well as corporate matters.
