Sentence examples for donor pressure from inspiring English sources

Donor pressure is one factor.

"While covert behind-the-scenes donor pressure on the Ugandan government has been useful in the past," said Dr. Rahul Rao, a lecturer at the Center for International Studies and Diplomacy in London, "overt pressure can be extremely counterproductive".

Or is it that you don't apply the law because you don't want to disadvantage your companies?' And then they lecture African leaders!" The most thoughtful commentators argue that donor pressure won't rid Africans of their corrupt leaders; only Africans can do that.

Murray dismisses Frum's charges of donor pressure as "fantasy" and says those claims are "without a shred of evidence".

[UPDATE 2: Frum tells Mike Allen that "donor pressure" related to his "Waterloo" post was indeed responsible for his termination.

It suggests that the president and his team are desensitized to donor pressure, unwilling to let them get before policy.

Leadership and courage within government and civil society, however, are needed to restrain the ongoing intrusion of selective approaches, whether through global health initiatives, donor pressures, or an uncritical embrace of private-public partnerships.

If donors pressure Ukraine into lasting pro-European reforms, Ukraine can join the Western community with its head held high, and no one in Brussels needs hold their nose.

The organization plans to raise $50 million, Nicholas Confessore of The Times recently reported, at least half of which will come from donors pressured to bring in $500,000 or more.

In 1976, after students invited the black radical leader Angela Davis to speak there, alumni donors pressured him to rescind the invitation.

But elections come with their own set of pressures, chief among them a challenge to that type of donor-pressure restraint.