Sentence examples for disproportionate pressure from inspiring English sources

There is still a disproportionate pressure on advocates of early intervention to prove that their projects work, he complains.

Since the US is the world's biggest polluter, any deal to cut emissions will put disproportionate pressure on Washington.

The report implies that insisting on Assange's extradition to Sweden before any charges have been made amounts to disproportionate pressure in a criminal investigation.

Some have been distressed over the Administration's treatment of Mr. Netanyahu and believe he has been subjected to disproportionate pressure to yield on strategic issues.

Policy Exchange, the paper said, would say the current inspection regime placed disproportionate pressure on teachers, while its judgments were too inconsistent.

This has, in fact, created intergroup factions such as the settlement movement that strongly supports militant actions, rejects compromises and often exerts disproportionate pressure on the government to not make any compromises.

This will initially consist of a voluntary programme which will enable, the intra-EU re-allocation of beneficiaries of international protection from Member States which are faced with specific and disproportionate pressures to others.

In cases where a member state faces increased pressures on its external border, such as disproportionate migratory pressure or cross-border crime, rapid border intervention teams could be temporarily deployed either at the request of a member state or by Council decision.

That being so, the US is applying its disproportionate weight to pressure Britain to come up with better answers about Megrahi.

Ultimately, this leads to the elevation of ventricular filling pressure disproportionate to the ventricular volume.

Throughout, Story finds that such agonies exert grossly disproportionate and seemingly calculated pressure on black Americans.