Sentence examples for drawing pressure from from inspiring English sources

Trump is already drawing pressure from ethics experts and congressional Democrats who are calling on him to divest from his myriad global businesses, including the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., which foreign governments are already patronizing as a way to curry favor with the incoming administration.

But as one of the driving forces behind Mr. Khatami's push for political and social pluralism, Mr. Mohajerani drew pressure from hard-liners in the judiciary and Parliament.

The declaration signed by May and Cazeneuve includes a commitment from the UK of £3.5m (€5m) per year for two years and the establishment of an asylum processing centre "a significant distance from Calais" to "draw pressure away from close to the frontier".

The UAW election was closely watched -- and drew unprecedented pressure from outside political groups -- because of its stakes for organized labor in the South.

After drifting away for years, the young Basiji member found himself pulled back into the organization's fold, drawn by pressure from his friends and family, sentimental attachment to his faith, as well as a commitment he made years ago to the Basiji.

When he left the CBO recently, he said, he expected his next challenge to be one with less pressure, drawing laughter from the crowd.

The Obama administration is particularly nervous that Netanyahu might order attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities at the height of the US presidential campaign in the hope of drawing Washington in, under pressure from pro-Israeli public opinion.

He has described CCCTB as part of a [global] trend, drawing support from the pressure of public opinion.

In 1999, the year he took power in a military coup, it was General Musharraf who felt Pakistan was capitulating to American pressure by drawing back from another dangerous border conflict over Kashmir.

Then the venturi-shaped air-flow restriction creates a reduced pressure for drawing fuel from the main jet into the air stream at a rate related to the air flow so that a nearly constant fuel-air ratio is obtained.

But when he isn't making music, the camera follows an increasingly drawn, desolate figure, under pressure from all directions.