Sentence examples for duties under pressure from inspiring English sources
Mr Abe's surprise decision in March to bring Japan into talks on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a free-trade grouping, has brought these duties under pressure.
The first Sikh guardsman to be given permission to wear a turban instead of a bearskin while on duty outside Buckingham Palace is coming under pressure from colleagues not to break more than 100 years of tradition.
But the internet makes such campaigns (and those against things like increased petrol duty) easier to organise.Third, partly under pressure from constituents and partly because the internet also enables MPs to develop profiles independently of their parties parliamentarians are much less obedient to their leaders.
During pre-match media duties, Fletcher constantly asserted Slovakia are "under pressure".
"We have a duty to defend Muslims because they are under pressure and oppression".
Occupy Sussex says: "The university will be forced to consider whether their kangaroo court will reconvene in a new form, faced with accusations of breaching human rights legislation, and neglecting to adhere to their duties under the Education Act, alongside national pressure from MPs, students and staff".
The government had come under pressure from motoring organisations and MPs to scrap the rise in fuel duty.
We will add 40,000 active duty troops -- not in Iraq, but to strengthen American forces that are now overstretched, overextended and under pressure.
Last week, under pressure from his opponents in Parliament, he agreed to hand over some of his day-to-day duties to his vice president, Megawati Sukarnoputri.
Facts bend under pressure.
