Sentence examples for indirect pressure from from inspiring English sources

The current divide in governance practices has more to do with the elimination by established public companies of previously standard provisions, often in response to direct or indirect pressure from stockholders and proxy advisory firms, than with an increased prevalence of these provisions among IPO companies.

"It might be indirect pressure from the school," Keith Jones, the Young Republicans' vice president, told HuffPost.

People intimately involved with the ADTI acknowledged that the project would never have been started without direct and indirect pressure from the pharmaceutical industry on government, physicians, Alzheimer's Disease interests groups, and Alzheimer's patients and their families.

In spite of the fact that 95% of the archipelago is protected as a National Park, the persistence of the native plant communities and species are increasingly at risk, owing to direct and indirect pressures from the presence and activities of humans in the islands [6].

In spite of often being accorded legendary status, albatrosses have not escaped either indirect or direct pressure from humans.

Indirect pressure to curtail the military is also coming from the International Monetary Fund, which asked the government last month to trim the budget for the armed forces as part of reforms in return for $7.5 billion in emergency aid.

There's probably indirect pressure".

Wilpon conceded that Howe might have felt some indirect pressure to use players with higher salaries.

That puts indirect pressure on low-fare carriers to cut fares even lower to beat the major airlines.

It came voluntarily under the indirect pressure of a Federal court lawsuit.

It provides indirect pressure on the pelvic organs that exceeds venous and capillary filling pressure.