Sentence examples for pressure aimed from inspiring English sources

There's an apparent pattern of political pressure aimed at influencing an investigation that sticks out clearly.

There are also good reasons to believe that increased pressure aimed at getting Iran to fold will backfire.

South Korea's five largest conglomerates pledged today to shed more than half their subsidiaries, bowing to intense Government pressure aimed at reorganizing the economy.

The sanctions, part of mounting international pressure aimed at Iran's nuclear program, have prevented Iran from importing parts such as pistons and cylinder heads that its domestically produced cars still rely on.

The Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies announced this month that it could no longer fight the "ongoing threats to human rights organizations and the declaration of war on civil society," and decried the mounting pressure aimed at shutting out "every independent critical voice from the public sphere, individuals and institutions, Islamist or secular".

While a reasonable amount of pressure aimed at achieving a constructive goal can and has produced the momentum for reform, taking further steps at this critical time that appear to be simply vindictive or destructive will succeed only in destroying that very momentum.

PSA is performed by periodic changes of pressure aiming the optimization of contaminants removal and is considered viable for separation of CO2 from flue gases containing about 5-15% v/v.

The maneuver consisted of a brief and controlled step-wise increase in airway pressure aiming at re-expanding the atelectasis.

Arterial and venous vascular occlusion is achieved by a pneumatic cuff on the arm inflated to pressures well above the systolic arterial pressure, aiming to induce ischemia in the thenar muscles and changes in StO2 (Figures 2a,b).

Ventilation according to the open lung concept (OLC) consists of recruitment maneuvers, followed by low tidal volume and high positive end-expiratory pressure, aiming at minimizing atelectasis.

Arterial and venous vascular occlusion is achieved by a pneumatic cuff on the arm inflated to pressures well above the systolic arterial pressure, aiming to induce ischemia in the thenar muscles and changes in StO2.