Sentence examples for governmental pressures from inspiring English sources
In other international humanitarian efforts UN relief undertakings were obstructed by the UN pattern of subserviance to governmental pressures, administrative havoc, and feuds within the UN.
In contrast, formal models preferably integrate governmental pressures and incentives.
Governmental pressures and incentives typically originate from local, national, and international regulations set by national governments or transnational regulatory bodies.
Quak and de Koster (2007, 2009) formally model governmental pressures arising from local authorities that restrict delivery time windows.
For instance, formal models may take into account demand risks while considering governmental pressures, e.g., in the form of carbon emission taxes for on- or offshore sourcing decisions (e.g., Choi 2013; Rosic and Jammernegg 2013).
The increase of consumers' awareness towards environmental concerns, as well as other social and governmental pressures claim the development of new products with less environmental impact by manufacturers (Bocken et al. 2011).
Our local stations come under governmental pressure all the time, either to alter content or shut down.
But by design and with some governmental pressure, the makeup of the Springboks continues to change, albeit slowly.
Campaigners have suggested action such as increased governmental pressure, legal help where there is a functioning judicial system, providing havens for refugees, and supporting NGOs on the ground.
"The very straightforward thing to do in the face of unacceptable governmental pressure and interference would be to say 'fuck off, do your worst, we'll fight that'".
"The very straightforward thing to do in the face of unacceptable governmental pressure and interference would be to say 'fuck off, do your worst, we'll fight that'," she said.
