Sentence examples for pressed to present from inspiring English sources

Pressed to present an alternative to the current loan agreement — or his plans for restoring Greece to growth while keeping it in the euro zone — he offered few, if any, specifics.

Though Mr. Sharpton was quick to boast that he had bested Howard Dean, Gen . Wesley K. Clarkand Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, his anemic showing leaves him hard pressed to present himself as the candidate best able to speak for minority voters within the Democratic Party.

It is therefore not surprising that when the Pentagon was pressed to present evidence to substantiate its claims about recruiting hardships in the JAG corps, military lawyers responded that, "the government is not obligated...to assemble and present a factual record that merely confirms the dictates of common sense".

DistVect algorithm was introduced in the paper of Al-Neama et al. (in press) to present a recent approach for vectorizing distance matrix computing.

He said he would press prosecutors to present testimony about who obtained any tapes, where and how.

Yet reporters covering it rarely press them to present the science and certainly do not evaluate whether there is any "science" being presented.

Under cross-examination from the prosecution, a psychologist was pressed to say that black people presented a greater risk of violent reoffending when released back into the community.

A finite element study of the interparticle force displacement laws on contacts of spheres at conditions corresponding to compacts pressed to high relative densities is presented here.

On Monday, Hezbollah held another press conference to present a new manifesto.

Although the press tends to present the iPad as the only alternative to the Fire, there is of course Barnes & Noble's $250 Nook Tablet.

Two months later, at a Washington press conference to present the group's "Manhattan Declaration," George stepped aside to let Cardinal Rigali sum up just what made the statement, and much of George's work, distinctive.