Sentence examples for pressed to include from inspiring English sources

If things get worse in Europe, some banks may be pressed to include more countries – particularly France — in their troubled Europe disclosures.

At the first meeting of what became the Police and Fire Line of Duty Widows of New York City, Mrs. Venturelli pressed to include firefighters' widows, a suggestion that was immediately embraced.

But Democrats have pressed to include a solution in a broad spending package, which must be completed by a deadline of next Friday, when a short-term bill funding the government will expire.

Public safety departments pressed to include in this bill a dedicated nationwide network, since fire and police departments in New York found that their radio systems couldn't talk to each other during the attacks on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.

The current debate about Mr. Trump's anti-immigrant talk unfolded one week before funding for the government is set to be exhausted without action from Congress, where Democrats have pressed to include an immigration plan to preserve protections for roughly 800,000 undocumented immigrants that Mr. Trump has moved to rescind.

The Senate package did not include the House maneuvering on white-collar crime, although Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) had pressed to include similar measures.

Working with indigenous and community groups, they will press to include forest peoples' rights in negotiations at the global climate change summit meeting in Paris that begins Monday.

To understand why curvature introduces a minimal effect on penetration hole size we extend a flat plate penetration hole diameter relationship (De Chant (2004a) Unpublished manuscript; De Chant (2004b) Mechanics of Materials, in press) to include the effect of body curvature.

polycrystalline metals proposed by Acharya and Beaudoin [1] (Grain-size effect in fcc viscoplastic polycrystals at moderate strains, 1999, in press) to include effects of temperature and strain rate dependence.

These regimes have widened the definition of the press to include the millions of their own citizens who blog and are active on social networks.

Technological advances that have expanded the press to include new forms of broadcast and electronic media will force a redefinition of First Amendment guarantees of free speech and a free press, according to a congressional study.