Sentence examples for impose pressure from inspiring English sources
"impose pressure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone or something physically or psychologically influences a person/people into making a change. For example: "Our boss has been trying to impose pressure on us to work harder."
"The U.S. government is imposing all its power to impose pressure on us; they tell other countries not to trade with us," President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Saturday.
"It is clear that our policy is going to be to continue to impose pressure on Iran, so long as it defies its international obligations".
Human rights activists have long criticized China for its willingness to pursue close relations with authoritarian or corrupt regimes while making little effort to impose pressure for domestic changes.
Hezbollah says the tribunal has become hopelessly politicized, and, indeed, the United States and France have long viewed it as a way to impose pressure on neighboring Syria, the traditional power broker here.
Dara doesn't impose pressure like that, but he doesn't need to.
"The agreement that has been concluded between the US and China does not impose pressure on us; India is an independent country.
Fortunately for American parents, psychologists find that children can learn self-control without externally imposed pressure.
In a frank interview last week in Damascus, Rami Makhlouf, Syria's most powerful businessman and a confidant and childhood friend of Mr. Assad, warned the international community against imposing pressure on the Syrian government.
He offered Kosovo as an example, saying that Albanians "began to destroy churches, forced the dominance of their culture, their religion, began conflicts, imposed pressure, blood, small war, big war.
"It's not a matter of the World Cup imposing pressure, that's not the case.
He was a talented athlete and understood the importance of staying away from unnecessarily imposed pressure.
