Sentence examples for of pressurising from inspiring English sources

"But no amount of pressurising phone calls and desperate concessions will make the bill acceptable," he said.

"The culture of pressurising people to take up ineffective, one-size-fits-all programmes has failed disabled people," she says.

It is a long shopping list that Putin is likely to continue to ignore, unless the Hanover summit can find new ways of pressurising him.

"There are usually four separate ways of pressurising airplanes and it's a bad day if they all fail," said Capt Granshaw.

Cast your mind back to those halcyon days before the crash, for example, when instead of pressurising banks to beef up their risk-management systems, shareholders were asking them to return more money through buy-back programmes.

Earlier this week, protesters in Bangladesh (graded a tier-three country) argued that the report was a means of pressurising the government into deploying troops in Iraq, and only criminalised the poor.

Since free instrumental tuition was abolished in 1987, music in schools has been left to the mercy of pressurised budgets and shifting priorities.

Some naval missiles are ejected with a burst of pressurised gas or a small booster charge before the rocket in the missile ignites.

An experimental evaluation of the crushing behaviour of pressurised composite tubes is presented, with the intent to develop a variable load energy absorbing system.

This paper describes an experimental investigation to determine the impact of pressurised reactor conditions within the reduction zone of a gasification process employing a semi-batch reactor with a bituminous coal.

Their Coke-can-sized gizmo, which they devised while working at Ikaria, an American drug firm that both have since left, contains a cartridge of pressurised CO, a tube to deliver the gas to the patient's nose, and a few buttons to set the required dose.