Sentence examples for policy pressured from inspiring English sources

Government did that.The United States' government as a matter of policy pressured banks to make subprime loans or lose their ability to expand and grow.

"In my view, it is impossible to avoid the conclusion that the conjunction of resource, population and policy pressures … was a very significant factor for the rapid deterioration in safety".

All of which must have made Smith wonder if high office was worth the strain of 24/7 policy pressures and the humiliation of being the butt of comedians' jokes.

Nick Hardwick, chief inspector of prisons, earlier this year said a mix of resource, population and government policy pressures was a significant factor in the "rapid deterioration" in safety and increase in violence at prisons in the last year.

The result of these competing political and policy pressures brought Obama to Ripley, Okla., where he tried to satisfy the needs of these various audiences without alienating any of them.

"Nevertheless, in my view, it is impossible to avoid the conclusion that the conjunction of resource, population and policy pressures … was a very significant factor for the rapid deterioration in safety".Asked whether the service had been fortunate to avoid riots, Hardwick said: "Managers nationally and locally have been very effective at spinning a lot of plates..

A third mechanism could be related to the policy pressure exerted by governments on irregular migrants.

There are policy pressures to make agriculture more environmentally sustainable and to give a more local expression to agri-environmental priorities.

Buyers suddenly had a need created by policy pressures.

As this year's MetLife survey demonstrates, a combination of policy pressures and budget cuts has made teaching harder and less attractive than any time in recent decades.

Budget and policy pressures are far greater than they were in the 1990s when ISS was started, and that holds true for both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.