Sentence examples for possible pressures from inspiring English sources

"We do not think Iran should be rewarded with direct talks," Mr. Oren said, "rather that sanctions and all other possible pressures on Iran must be increased".

During the design stage, the number of stages, area per stage, diafiltration water ratios and possible pressures can be varied to minimise capital and operating costs.

A special pressing die was developed for this purpose and optimal results were obtained with the highest possible pressures, i.e., 95kN·cm−2 2.

It was established that it is necessary to work at temperatures higher than 800 °C, at the lowest possible pressures and in stoichiometric conditions of CH4 and CO2.

The Royal College of Psychiatrists considers assisting suicide to be incompatible with the psychiatrist's role of trying to prevent suicide, and is deeply worried about the possible pressures that legalized PAS could place on psychiatric patients [ 111].

But already there are signs of the possible pressure to exhume the king if his tomb is found.

You meet editors and proprietors often: please exert every possible pressure on them to accept the charter".

Several downtown business executives said Goldman Sachs had recently been interviewed by federal investigators about possible pressure from New York Waterway to use its ferry service.

Thus, if the temperature and density of carbon dioxide are specified, the gas can have only one possible pressure, one internal energy, one viscosity, and so on.

And of course just a few months ago, Republicans in the House of Representatives passed a Resolution condemning a carbon tax for no apparent reason, except for possible pressure from fossil fuel industry campaign donors.

Bloom, along with his colleagues at HSBC, said: "Possible pressure to devolve powers to other regions in the UK means that, despite the result, the UK may never be the same again".