Sentence examples for exceptional pressures from inspiring English sources

Each has withstood exceptional pressures.

"The funding agreement provided for the government to revisit the settlement if there are exceptional pressures.

Bringing together childcare experts, welfare organisations and academics, it aims to highlight the exceptional pressures that modern life imposes on childhood.

And Mr. Bernanke added, "Given the exceptional pressures on the global economy and financial system, the damage caused by a default by Bear Stearns could have been severe and extremely difficult to contain".

This signifies they are facing exceptional pressures and triggers extra staff being called in and other steps, including cancelling non-emergency care, such as routine operations.

In a statement, the Trust cited "the exceptional pressures that the current economic climate is placing on licence fee payers" as the cue for the move.

We are developing contingencies should exceptional pressure be placed on the prison estate".

Over all de Kooning's output through the 1950s gives a sense of being made under exceptional pressure.

He is now suggesting an "alert and safeguard mechanism" to allow member states to apply an "emergency brake" to migrants' benefits at times of "exceptional" pressure.

Judges will be under exceptional pressure to grant bail to accused people if the only reason for the delay of their trial is, to put it bluntly, the Olympics.

The triggering of the four-year safeguard mechanism, which can be requested by a member state when its public services and welfare system are under exceptional pressure due to high migration, is assessed by the European commission and approved by other member states through the council.