Sentence examples for may be pressure from inspiring English sources

With Labour weak in the polls and facing a potential rebellion over both Brexit and grammar schools, there may be pressure for Theresa May to call a general election in the spring of 2017 – though it is still unlikely.

The Pentagon consultant told me that, while there may be pressure from the Israelis, "they won't do anything on their own without our green light".

The successful candidate is likely to be someone who supported Brexit, and there may be pressure for the new leader, and prime minister, to call a general election.

There may be pressure on the governor to appoint a black or Hispanic person, or a woman, in part because so many of the top Democratic politicians in the state are white men.

Downing Street and the Treasury would be opposed to a new wealth tax, but there may be pressure for a tougher capital gains tax on main homes, or widening council tax bands.

The same defence can be made of Major Gowen's speech and so there may be pressure for the entire episode to be shown at a later date, with an appropriate note about its content.

The United States may be pressuring Egypt over its civilian and military links to North Korea.

If the harassment continues, states may be pressured to strengthen their protections of racial, religious, and sexual minorities.

Kovrig or Spavor may be pressured to deliver a forced confession as a precondition of their release.

However, Coniston, which owns 8.5percentt of NL Industries, may be pressuring the Manhattan-based company to speed up its cost-cutting.

But while State Street may be pressuring companies to diversify at the top, it isn't wielding its influence to promote gender equality for the workforce.