Sentence examples for institutions pressure from inspiring English sources

That's because in financial crises, Mr. Kane explained, crippled institutions pressure the government to rescue them and force other parties (usually the taxpayers) to share their pain.

The trade policies of wealthy nations and the conditions on loans by international financial institutions pressure low-income countries to lower import tariffs, though high-income countries' own production remains protected by subsidies.

If we accept that poverty reduction is not fundamentally a financial problem but a problem of weak institutions, pressures to disburse large sums of money with limited staff oversight and in situations of fragile governance appear an unlikely recipe for development success.

As banks and other financial institutions face pressure to raise more capital to shore up their balance sheets, a new source of money may be looming: blank-check companies, publicly traded vehicles set up specifically to make acquisitions.

"[Cardiff] pointed out that auditors contracted by his department to look at the books of at least two of the institutions under pressure came away with a 'favourable impression of the loan books'," the cable said.

Cardiff echoed the regulator and pointed out that auditors contracted by his Department to look at the books of at least two of the institutions under pressure came away with "a favorable impression of the loan books".

Nonetheless, in a country with little trust in its institutions, the pressure on the government to provide details is mounting as reporters and Twitter users ask pointed questions about why officials have not said what exploded or why.

But how much of this eager adoption is a result of institutions feeling pressure to "go digital" and open their walls?

Opposition to conservation initiatives is often presented as a spontaneous reaction of local people to projects or programs promoted by outside environmental institutions or pressure groups.

Activists are also calling on other international institutions to pressure the Uzbek government to end its forced labor practices, including the World Bank, which Swerdlow noted is in a unique position to do so.

At all levels of medical institutions, blood pressure should be measured at the first visit of patients over age 35 years.