Sentence examples for convincing pressure from inspiring English sources

"Without Obama's very convincing pressure on Assad in threatening to use brute force to make him behave, Assad would have never given up his chemical warfare arsenals," said Lukyanov, editor in chief of the journal Russia in Global Affairs.

First, the government must exercise convincing pressure over the local governments to modify the necessary laws in the next year in order to achieve nationwide standards for the identification and prosecution of such crimes and successfully eradicate safe havens for traffickers.

And they failed to offer China any convincing reason to pressure the DPRK; to the contrary, the so-called pivot to Asia only made it more important for Beijing to back its only military ally.

By setting Natasha's rape against the backdrop of 9/11, Bausch is able to explore, in a particularly convincing way, how this pressure operates.

Our job should be focused on convincing Mehlman to put pressure on Republicans like Boehner.

Studies on transition temperature under high pressure are another convincing test for the characterization of participating phonon modes in the wide energy scale of phonon spectrum.

Even with a convincing win, he will face pressure to deliver on promises of stability, especially if attacks like that on Al Rawdah persist.

When we reached the standard guideline recommendation of 140/90, the medical community was basically saying, "We have convincing evidence that high blood pressure should be lowered to below 140/90, but we don't know whether it is safe and beneficial to aim for an even lower blood pressure goal".

Analysis of these studies revealed no convincing evidence that lowering blood pressure prevented development of cognitive impairment including vascular dementia (McGuinness et al 2006).

Quins stirred themselves enough to mount more pressure without ever looking convincing.

The contenders are under pressure to manufacture a convincing victory and demonstrate their control over at least one key section of the party's base - fiscal conservatives, nationalists, social conservatives or moderates.