Sentence examples for pressure public from inspiring English sources

Corporations, unions and other interests now have two ways to pressure public officials.

Many of the factors in his departure — stock price, internal politics, shareholder pressure, public relations — aren't my area of expertise.

Since it was made, some things have changed in Britain, through campaign pressure, public opinion, education and legislation.

"Under pressure, public sector managers are likely to be good at prioritising, making sensible decisions and communicating effectively," he says.

Nick Xenophon and Pauline Hanson are seasoned operators – but who can say how their colleagues will adjust to their new high pressure public lives?

It is a sign of the gun lobby's growing confidence that if feels free to keep up the pressure, public and private, after the near-disaster in New York.

Unlike high-profile US activists such as Carl Icahn and Bill Ackman, ValueAct usually exerts influence behind the scenes instead of using high-pressure public campaigns to get what it wants.

But his three years on the board were an education in the economic and political pressures public systems face.

This is creating a huge pressure on public services and the British public want this addressed.

There is huge pressure on public art to be celebratory.

Mr. Craddick denied putting inappropriate pressure on public safety officials.