Sentence examples for establishment pressure from inspiring English sources

At 9.50pm, 10 minutes before the polls closed, there was a further brief news item which included statements including that the BBC was like a "running ad for Remain" and that there was a lot of "establishment pressure" on the public to vote for Remain.

A PP and PSOE coalition seems highly unlikely, but the press already says that the European Union and the establishment will pressure PSOE to accept it rather than allow a new turn.

Almost from the beginning of the partnership, the musical establishment put pressure on Sullivan to abandon comic opera, and he soon regretted having signed the five-year contract.

Clegg chose to depict the Lib Dems as an "anti-establishment" force in government, even denouncing elements in the security establishment who pressured him to support the so-called "snoopers' charter" proposals to track everybody's email, internet and social media use.

But his institutional ties to Obama could create some friction, with donors and establishment figures pressuring Perez to adopt a stronger line.

"She represented the high-society style, which she brought to the masses," said Vicki Howard, the author of "Brides, Inc.: American Weddings and the Business of Tradition," who credits Ms. Kidder for helping institutionalize the white wedding gown after World War II and, in later years, defending the formal ceremony against anti-establishment, countercultural pressures.

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From Jacques Chirac, embroiled in his own scandals, to Jean Peyrelevade, senior establishment figures are under pressure to embrace higher standards.

The establishment put such heavy pressure on the image of Wallis that I knew she was ripe for a revisionist version.

The Republican establishment rushed in to pressure Akin to drop out of the race — something that he refused to do — in part because they want to win the seat, win control of the Senate and win Missouri for Romney.

The question is, will public pressure change establishment policy?