Sentence examples for pressure to adopt from inspiring English sources

There was continual pressure to adopt different codes of behaviour to avoid standing out.

The government is already coming under pressure to adopt more ambitious e-government targets.

There was enormous pressure to adopt this same model post-war.

Pressure to adopt cleaner forms of energy has been mounting from foreign governments.

It is hard to see why they would feel under any pressure to adopt such a stance for appearances' sake.

Did Mojang ever feel pressure to adopt the freemium business model that has become so lucrative for mobile gaming?

In 1941 anti-Semitic legislation was enacted in Bulgaria under German pressure to adopt something akin to the Nürnberg Laws.

The guidelines are meant to be voluntary, but companies are likely to face heavy pressure to adopt them.

However, Taylor says she has seen little evidence of this and is concerned schools will feel under pressure to adopt the technology.

The Federal Communications Commission is under pressure to adopt such regulations as a way to spur the transition to digital television.

There is an equal concern that Journal reporters would feel pressure to adopt Murdoch's vision of a "more business-friendly" network.