Sentence examples for orchestrated pressure from inspiring English sources

During an hour-long discussion with the press last week, Chamber president Tom Donohue characterized the departures as the result of an "orchestrated pressure campaign" by environmentalists.

Last week, Chamber CEO Tom Donahue complained that environmental groups are waging an "orchestrated pressure campaign" to get Chamber members to defect.

Orchestrated pressure on Netanyahu and Abbas will also provide both leaders the political cover they need to make the necessary concessions for peace.

Chamber president Tom Donohue has complained about the "orchestrated pressure campaign" to get businesses to defect from the uber lobbying group.

His detention capped weeks of government-orchestrated pressure on his Media-Most news organization, which includes Russia's lone independent television network and numerous newspapers.

But first, Gavin needed his orchestrated press event.

Earlier on Tuesday ARL commission chairman John Grant accused the Sydney Roosters of running an orchestrated campaign to pressure the NRL and referee Cummins.

Surrounding reports of such meetings are comments and articles that feel like an orchestrated campaign to put pressure on Israel not to act.

But the bigger names do, usually in the face of intense pressure from well-orchestrated online activist communities.

He also alleged that they engaged in a campaign of orchestrated leaks to the media to pressure him to capitulate--and the evidence suggest's he's got a point.

"It is unfortunate the City Council bowed to the pressure of a well-orchestrated propaganda campaign that has no scientific evidence to show that this will do anything to improve the quality of education in our neighborhood schools.