Sentence examples for has again pressed from inspiring English sources

Since the resumption of the flights, the Obama administration has again pressed its concerns.

WASHINGTON — The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, expressing "deep concerns" about violent attacks mounted by the Haqqani insurgent network, has again pressed the Pakistani military to take action against militant havens, American officials said on Saturday.

SEOUL — North Korea has again pressed the United States for a decision about starting bilateral talks, with a diplomat warning Monday that the North was "ready to go our own way" with its nuclear weapons program.

Earlier, Mr Darling had again pressed the first minister to spell out his Plan B on currency, if the rest of the UK refused to enter into a formal sterling currency union with an independent Scotland.

With the prospect of being part of a link between Liverpool and the Midlands, the joint company had again pressed for the construction of the Middlewich branch, which would give them an outlet to Manchester and the Potteries industrial centre around Stoke-on-Trent.

Meanwhile, after Westmoreland had again pressed Vincent on what he saw as the limited results achieved by Australian tactics, a large joint US-Australian operation was mounted against the May Tao mountains in Phuoc Tuy, moving against the communist bases in the area.

Diamond, 48, has also again pressed the claims of fly-half Danny Cipriani to be given a chance with England after their losses to New Zealand and South Africa.

Friction is such that the German press has again raised the spectre of Greece leaving the eurozone – "Grexit" – saying the country's ejection from the single currency might be the best option to combat falling living standards.

When you get to the rim lock, you may have to again press the rim lock stem into the rim and tire, and work the bead off.

Honório Hermeto again pressed to have Saturnino Coutinho fired in late January, and when rebuffed yet again, said, "A boy does not have the right to mock men worn out in the service of the Nation, even if this boy is the Emperor".

Pressed financially, Eastern had again to ask its lenders to relax the convenants on its debt to avoid default.