Sentence examples for pressure to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Because of fears about national security, telecoms and internet companies came under pressure to accommodate federal eavesdroppers.

Economic growth brought mounting pressure to accommodate migrants, and in 2004 Chinese authorities unveiled a Chinese green card, which entitled holders to stay for ten years without renewal.

But there will be great pressure to accommodate popular demands, by expanding local elections, letting workers take grievances to court, and broadening outlets for dissent.

In Quantico, concerns run deep among some staff members that pressure to accommodate women will lead to a softening of the Marine Corps' tough standards.

Professors are under pressure to accommodate students even when it comes to right and wrong answers.

In central and south Somalia, an estimated 1.8 million children are out of school because of internal displacement and insecurity, while in drought-affected areas of Kenya, where many refugees have sought aid, communities are under pressure to accommodate new students – more than one in four schools in these areas are struggling to absorb the increased number of students now seeking education.

But Kalanick still had his trusty playbook as well as the political theorem known as Travis's Law, which dictated that politicians accountable to the people could be pressured to accommodate any service that was markedly better than the alternative.

Results show that an industrially-acceptable catalyst lifespan for a dry reformer can be achieved by periodically optimizing temperatures and pressures to accommodate for the change in catalyst diameter caused by sintering.

A high pressure chamber to accommodate the peaking circuit was designed and fabricated and tested upto a pressure of 70 kg/cm2.

At the same time, pressure built to accommodate industrial development in South Florida.

She was honest and sensitive to Joe, while not walking on eggshells, and she stayed focused on her concerns without pressuring him to accommodate her expectations.