Sentence examples for necessary to pressure from inspiring English sources

These discussions will focus on what kind of political effort is necessary to pressure Gaddafi, while also supporting a transition to the future that the Libyan people deserve.

The amendment said that it was necessary to pressure Assad to negotiate an end to the war.

Their actions eventually provided the leverage and national news frenzy necessary to pressure the school's senior level administration to respond to their demands for an improved campus racial climate.

For example, the U.S. appears more interested in negotiating the implementation of the provisions of the CPA that have already been painfully negotiated, rather than marshalling the international coalition necessary to pressure the parties to implement what they have already agreed.

But those close to the Saudi delegation said there was no expectation that Mr. Bush is prepared to apply the pressure necessary to force such an outcome.

The group must come together quickly and be ready to bring whatever pressure is necessary to force Mr. Mugabe to finally cede real power.

This season, Peppers has elevated the defensive line play so that blitzing is less necessary to create pressure on the quarterback.

But aides to the president believe that events like the ones in Austin, though likely in service to a lost cause, are necessary to keep pressure on Republicans and to show Americans that Mr. Obama is still pushing for his agenda.

It is necessary to obtain pressure distribution to describe the volume fractions of components in the gas phase.

Compressor machines (A_{text {cm}}) are necessary to increase pressure, in order to transport gas over long distances.

Burkhardt (1961) showed that a knowledge of rheological properties of muds under downhole conditions is necessary to predict pressure surges.