Sentence examples for director of pressure from inspiring English sources
Shami Chakrabarti, director of pressure group Liberty, said: "Our postbag suggests the House of Lords is more in touch with public concerns than our elected Government".
Brian Cathcart, director of pressure group Hacked Off, said it was time that newspaper publishers "stepped up and accepted what is a workable, fair solution that poses no threat whatsoever to freedom of expression in this country".
"They could have said 'We completely exempt it... They've refused to do that again and again," says Nick Dearden, director of pressure group Global Justice Now.
Beck Smith, director of the pressure group Campaign for Science and Engineering, expressed concern over the gender gap in the sciences.
Robert Philpot is director of the pressure group Progress The Falkirk fallout has been damaging both for unions and Labour.
Two decades later, Woolley – a national figure as director of the pressure group Operation Black Vote – is now a veteran suburbanite.
David King, director of the pressure group Human Genetics Alert, said: "This is the first step on a path that scientists have carefully mapped out towards the legalisation of GM babies.
Alex Hilton, director of the pressure group Generation Rent, said the policy showed the government "ripping away at the number one funder of affordable housing in this country".
Maurice Frankel, director of the pressure group Campaign for Freedom of Information, said: "If [Gove] or his special advisers used their private email accounts to carry out government business, those emails are subject to the FOI Act".
Nick Dusic, director of the pressure group Campaign for Science and Engineering, says: "It is in the interests of the UK to invest in basic science to a higher degree than it would be for any individual or company".
