Sentence examples for mostly under pressure from inspiring English sources

It was 1934 when the Hays Office, mostly under pressure from the Roman Catholic Church, banished from the screen anything that might bring a blush to a virgin's cheek or get a rise out of a healthy male.

In the past few years diabetes care has gradually moved from primary to secondary care, mostly under pressure of specialists.

Uruzgan has mostly come under pressure from groups in Kandahar and Helmand.

A handful of Southern California Democrats, mostly Latinos under pressure from the Catholic Church, are withholding support.

There, a handful of Southern California Democrats, mostly Latinos under pressure from the Roman Catholic Church, withheld support.

A few years later the treasury was developed into a well-organized office, collecting regularly the "extraordinary" taxes (originally intended in case of urgent necessity, mostly under the pressure of the Turkish peril).

But this has mostly been done under pressure from America.

But mostly she is under pressure to relax state-aid rules.

Milband and his team have been under pressure (mostly from the Tories and from the rightwing press) to apologise for no end of supposed sins committed while the party was in government and this week, to an extent, they have obliged.

A 2-0 lons on the road to Guatemala in March had placed Klinsmann under pressure that mostly dissolved once the team met expectations by reaching the Copa semi-finals, even if there was a large dollop of wishful thinking from some quarters helping to nourish the rumours that the head coach might be offered the England job.

Morphologically, clay minerals appear to be mostly subhedral lamellae that curl and fold under pressure.