Sentence examples for have pressurised from inspiring English sources

We have pressurised compartments with life support systems that could do it.

There have also been claims that some institutions have pressurised students into giving positive answers.

We reject any suggestion that we have pressurised any athlete to publish blood data," the newspaper said in a statement.

Some claim that universities have pressurised students into giving positive answers, while others say that the survey questions are too vague to elicit meaningful answers.

Here an architectural competition of 1839 was won by a sickly and inexperienced Londoner called Harvey Lonsdale Elmes: his St George's Hall, completed by CR Cockerell after Elmes succumbed to consumption at 33, was the first building anywhere to have pressurised air-handling.

Yet conspiracy theories also abounded, the most prominent of which was that Nike had pressurised Brazil into playing Ronaldo.

The problem became apparent when the spacecraft failed to confirm that its antennas had deployed properly and that a propulsion unit needed for docking had pressurised.

Paxman asked the former Home Secretary 14 times whether he had pressurised Derek Lewis, then head of the prisons service, to sack the governor of Parkhurst prison following the escape of three dangerous prisoners.

Burnham rejected as "outrageous" and unfounded Hunt's claim that Labour ministers had pressurised the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the regulator of NHS care in England since April 2009, to suppress findings of bad care.

In 2003, Britain's then ambassador to Tashkent, Craig Murray, sent a confidential memo to the foreign office in London, expressing dismay at how the US had pressurised the EU into ripping up a motion critical of Uzbekistan that had been prepared for the UN human rights commission in Geneva.

"They had pressurised passenger cabins, allowing flight high above clouds and most turbulence".