Sentence examples for exercising pressure on from inspiring English sources

If the possibility of exercising pressure on Iran's drive for nuclear weapons serves as a cautious (and not necessarily real) bargaining chip for Russia in its search for parity of power with the West, Georgia, after last year's invasion, is apparently an issue where Moscow feels no constraints.

Symptomatic TN is caused by a structural lesion (apart from neurovascular contact (a vessel, typically leading to the cerebellum, exercising pressure on the trigeminal nerve)).

It has been also noted that media and youth magazines promote values and stereotypes of various social groups thus exercising pressure on 'girls to comply with female stereotypes and rewards them with social acceptance from their parents, schoolmates, and teachers' (Arztmann and John 2008).

"Through sending Arab monitors, we can exercise pressure on the regime," Mr. Hussein said in a phone interview.

Referring to the abuse-of-power charge, he said: "I have never exercised pressure on officials of the Milan police".

The less isolated people feel, the more they realize their potential strength, and the more capable they are to organize themselves and exercise pressure on the government.

The difference, however, is that American leaders are willing to exercise pressure on Palestinian leaders that they have proven incapable of exercising on the Israeli side. .

The difference, however, is that American leaders are willing to exercise pressure on Palestinian leaders that they have proven incapable of exercising on the Israeli side.

The depreciations exercised pressure on their economies forcing them to neutralize the negative effects for their competitiveness through even more stringent domestic economic policies.

Only in the last few years has the chaotic situation regarding coffee prices exercised pressure on some farmers to take less care of plantations and reduce areas planted; both factors have contributed to a decline in production.

In 1873, Tomes [ 14] drew attention to the fact that 'along the outside of the dental arch the muscular structures of the lips and cheeks are perpetually exercising pressure perfectly symmetrically, and on the inside, the tongue is with equal persistence doing the same thing'.