Sentence examples for legislative pressure from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bowen said he was interested in seeing what the effect of legislative pressure might be.

In addition to legislative pressure, critics of the Administration's policy held news conferences to try to influence the President.

The developments mark congressional Democrats' first real progress in putting legislative pressure on President Bush to withdraw U.S. forces.

Initiated by Senator Henry M. Jackson and the Soviet Nobel laureate Andrei D. Sakharov, American legislative pressure is as important today as at the time of Soviet repression.

But next year the big boys, encouraged by legislative pressure to produce low-emission vehicles, will leap out of the boiling water and join in.

Forecourt suppliers have been under new legislative pressure from Tuesday to provide 2.5% of all diesel and petrol from crop-based sources to reduce carbon pollution.

It's driven not just by universities' sense of fairness but also by political and legislative pressures.

There are external social and legislative pressures driving this emphasis, but the bottom line is that diversity is good for business.

Throughout Europe, as in North America, companies are being driven by a mix of voluntary, semivoluntary, and legislative pressures, all of which attempt to go with the grain of the market.

Communication of practice and research developments to enable industry to use remanufacturing to address competitive, environmental and legislative pressures.

Consolidation will sweep through the pharmaceutical industry as it faces legislative pressures and it moves toward a low-cost business model, says Andrew Forman, the W.R. Hambrecht analyst who StarMine ranked the No. 1 stock picker in Pharmaceuticals.