Sentence examples for exchanges pressure from inspiring English sources

"If Britons can come here and buy houses for £7,000 which they could never do in Britain, then surely there is nothing wrong with Bulgarians going to the UK to pick strawberries?" Many worry that once the sharp words and diplomatic exchanges – pressure for Bulgaria to launch a formal protest with Britain is mounting – are over it is the negative stereotypes that will remain.

In the 36 states that haven't formed their own exchanges, pressure to do so would mount.

The stock exchange pressure on ever better quarterly half yearly results was unsustainable and led to greedy short term decision making by executives.

When the carbon/water nanofluid was applied to heat exchange, pressure drop of pipeline and energy consumption of pump-related issues must be considered in particular in the future.

But the health law does give states considerable flexibility in central tasks like structuring a new insurance exchange, pressuring insurers to suppress premium increases and expanding enrollment in Medicaid.

The company said higher fuel prices and foreign exchange pressures led to it lowering its full-year profit projection.

Forced to compete on price, plans in the new health insurance exchanges will pressure medical providers to limit costs, much as H.M.O.'s did briefly in the 1990s.

The second estimates the de facto degree of exchange rate flexibility by observing how exchange market pressure is allowed to show up.

A blood sample was collected by the GP at time of recruitment and glycated haemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) was assessed by a central laboratory, using ion exchange high pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC) (G8, Tosoh Biosciences).

Nomura has calculated an Exchange-Market Pressure Index, which weighs both currency appreciation and reserve accumulation.

In addition to reserves, recent real appreciation is a statistically significant predictor of devaluation and of a measure of exchange market pressure during the current crisis.