Sentence examples for points of pressure from inspiring English sources

"EU elites need to remove points of pressure that can be mounted on governments.

By all accounts, one of the most effective points of pressure was withholding consideration of E.U. membership until Serbia produced Mr. Mladic.

He doesn't always have three points of pressure on the ball, and he twice had games of three fumbles, some because of his intense second effort.

At 46, the man from the Basque country will attempt to nurture and cajole, pick up points of pressure and try to resolve them through his three-day watch, but this isn't the only certainty of his performance.

France scored two fine tries in the first half but at the key points of pressure – in particular attacking lineouts and restarts (where Italy had caused Scotland so much trouble in the last round) – they were insipid, and their handling was simply not up to their ambition.

8. (C) Comment: Emboffs will continue to engage GOP officials and contacts in the press, financial community, political parties and the diplomatic community to raise awareness and generate multiple points of pressure to demand that the GOP take firm action to terminate the operations of 1267-designated entities.

But they also seemed to use economic worries as a point of pressure on Mr. Gore, suggesting that uncertainty over the presidency was leaving financial markets on edge.

The Adaskin emsemble has chosen to perform works by Beethoven, Dohnanyi and a new composition, "The Point of Pressure," written for them by Ingrid Stolzel.

We are not trying to "charge" through the German lines, but to pick the lock by frequent changes of the point of pressure.

The numerical simulation indicates that a clear inflection point of pressure gradient may prevail with the presence of internal vertical bifurcation.

The estimated value of mean ion energy at this critical point of pressure is close to threshold energy of physical sputtering of copper atoms by acetylene ions.