Sentence examples for pressure strategy from inspiring English sources

All it needs to do is remain committed to the deal it signed with Barack Obama and let Mr. Trump recognize that his "maximum pressure" strategy falls short.

Trump had pushed countries around the world to cut diplomatic and economic ties to Pyongyang as part of his "maximum pressure" strategy.

"Setting the vote on the presidency so close to the deadline for the handover of power was part of the NLD's pressure strategy," said Romain Caillaud, of FTI Consulting in Singapore.

Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in spoke Thursday and agreed to continue the "maximum pressure" strategy, while delaying joint military exercises until after the Olympics to focus on the event's safety, according to the White House.

Mr. Ross has long been an advocate of what he describes as an "engagement with pressure" strategy toward Tehran, meaning that the United States should project a willingness to negotiate with Iran largely to elicit broader regional and international support for intensifying economic pressure on the Islamic Republic.

It was found that both procedures were equivalent in terms of time and energy consumption, but constant pressure strategy is simpler and safer, potentially leading to less human related losses.

Standing in sharp contrast to the Malheur extremists are, for example, the years-long struggles of the civil and gay rights movements, built on civil disobedience, the manifold challenges of political organizing, pressure strategies and a steadfast adherence to non-violence.

In some cases, there are even pay cuts, and staff may feel more pressure if the spas management or operators implement quotas or high pressure strategies for bringing in revenue.

What everyone was pondering this evening was whether the offer reflected a genuine intention to take the reins of government in his hands or a high-pressure strategy intended to force the quareling factions emerging from Solidarity to cooperate with one another.

In the clinical setting, mortality rates in descriptive studies for patients managed with a low-pressure strategy are similar to those in clinical trials [ 33].

Previous research in a sample of mothers and their infants (n=634) showed that maternal concern about their child being underweight was associated with pressure to eat (Baughcum et al., 2001); suggesting that mothers who perceive their child as underweight use more pressuring strategies.