Sentence examples for has placed pressure from inspiring English sources

That has placed pressure on Pietersen and Ian Bell.

As part of welfare reform, which has placed pressure even on women with young children to go back to work, the agency's budget for child care has steadily increased, to $800 million today from $600 million a year in 2000.

But as the war dragged on, with UNITA showing no sign of obligingly disappearing, the date has been pushed back, first to 2002 and now to late 2003.Even so, Mr Santos's announcement of retirement (of himself and, as he puts it, "his generation") has placed pressure on his old enemy, Mr Savimbi, to reciprocate in kind.

The nature of the adhesives' function has placed pressure on the prices of adhesives.

It has placed pressure upon pharmaceutical companies to make life-saving vaccinations available to those fleeing, provided emergency obstetrics, mental health counseling, nutritional services, and access to safe drinking water.

Moody's said its negative outlook for the UK banking system reflected "Brexit-induced uncertainties", which had placed pressure on the revenues, asset quality and profitability of all UK banks.

Leaders from around the world have placed pressure on Myanmar to allow international support to flood into the devastated country.The Federal Reserve has requested action from Congress on a proposal to allow the central bank to pay interest on commercial bank reserves deposited with the Fed.

Yet while the rising cost of living, stagnant wages and government cuts to benefits have placed pressure on family finances, there are a range of solutions to make ends meet, such as freelance and work that can be done at home.

However, the amendment is yet to be implemented, with caste rights groups claiming that upper-caste Hindus have placed pressure on politicians to slow down its progress.

One anonymous member of the council told CNN that former State Superintendent of Education Inez Tenenbaum had placed pressure on them to refuse Colbert's application despite his steady rise in polls.

The long history of agricultural production, coupled with modern intensive agricultural methods such as pesticide and fertiliser use and runoff from contaminants into streams, rivers and lakes, impact the natural fresh-water ecosystems and have placed pressure on biodiversity in Ireland.