Sentence examples for inappropriately pressured from inspiring English sources

The implication was that rather than being inappropriately pressured by Afghan government figures, the attorney general, Mohammad Ishaq Alako, was being inappropriately pressured by the Americans.

The most vexing aspect of the cards, the lawmakers said, was that employees might be "coerced or inappropriately pressured into using them".

Some are inappropriately pressured to reveal more to "keep clients happy", while others are reprimanded and told to cover up because it is "unprofessional".

The provision's wording was suggested to lawmakers in 2006 by Col. Morris D. Davis, then the chief commissions prosecutor, who complained that Bush appointees had inappropriately pressured him to take aggressive steps like using evidence he considered tainted by torture.

And last month, a federal judge threw out a major stock option back-dating case against top executives of the chip maker Broadcom Corporation after finding that a prosecutor in that case had inappropriately pressured witnesses to testify in a manner favorable to prosecutors.

Elise Foley and Arthur Delaney: "President Donald Trump said he was '100percentt' willing to testify under oath about his conversations with former FBI Director James Comey, who claims the president inappropriately pressured him to drop an investigation….

Patrick Markee, a senior policy analyst for the New York City Coalition for the Homeless, said he worried that clients are ending up at the private residences because the city is inappropriately pressuring them to leave shelters.

After all, the previous justice secretary described judicial review (a process where a judge reviews the lawfulness of a decision or action made by a public body) as a promotional tool for leftwing campaigners, and apparently regards the entire legal system as "exploited inappropriately by pressure groups".

He also said that society was too legalistic, and "where the system can be, and is exploited inappropriately by pressure groups with a political point to make, and a minority of lawyers who make money out of creating opportunities to attack government, Parliament and the decisions they make".

Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is a progressive and devastating disease of various causes that is associated with structural and functional disorder and inappropriately increased pressure of pulmonary small- to medium-sized vasculature.

The problem of gas leaks was discussed by Robert Kacmarek (Boston, MA, USA), and the mannequin model of Schettino and colleagues [ 46] highlighted the fact that inappropriately high pressure support can greatly exacerbate leaks.