Sentence examples for exert pressure for from inspiring English sources
Citizens continue to exert pressure for real reform.
"Lebanon must exert pressure for a political solution and a political dialogue in Syria.
Amid their silence, the arrested men harboured hope the families might exert pressure for a fair trial.
Hence, we have an expensive system in which too much is purchased and consumers aren't living up to their responsibility to exert pressure for a better market.
This group of consumers is probably ready to use its growing voice to exert pressure for change and may be willing to absorb the inevitable price increases".
We should use the bad news stories to exert pressure for a sustainable workforce from politicians and policymakers, instead of pretending all's OK and trying to cover the problems with cosy stories".
The moral climate of a bureaucratic hierarchy shows in the lines and boundaries it draws; a dissident group develops an enclave culture, likewise a competitive market exerts pressure for freedom to contract, a population of isolates behaves idiosyncratically for lack of pressures to conform.
Obama's actions have been morally mixed, because he is reacting to a torrent of pressures - not least from huge corporate donors, who are exerting pressure for the US to control resources and maximise their profits across the globe.
The average duration of their shareholding is about three months, and they do not have a long-term interest in invigilating auditors and exerting pressures for improving audit quality.
The idea is to exert pressure on prices for certain procedures without limiting the individual's choice of hospital or doctor for all kinds of care.
