Sentence examples for pressure to conduct from inspiring English sources

The Honduran government, which receives tens of millions of dollars in annual US aid, is under mounting pressure to conduct an independent inquiry into the crime.

Independent regulatory agencies face increasing pressure to conduct high-quality economic analysis of regulations, similar to the regulatory impact analysis conducted by executive branch agencies.

Shortages in the supply chain and pressure to conduct engineering works with minimal track closures have contributed to escalating costs at a time when the government is trying to clamp down on spending.

He expanded on that account in a series of recent conversations at his law office here, offering a detailed portrait of a system that he described as characterized by superficial efforts to gather evidence and frenzied pressure to conduct hundreds of hearings in a few months.

"Obama had two main objectives — to deflect Israeli pressure to conduct or acquiesce in a premature war, and to neutralize Republican criticism that he is too soft on Iran and too hard on Israel," said Robert Malley, program director for the Middle East and North Africa at the International Crisis Group.

It's not clear whether Twitter will also bow to pressure to conduct a more thorough investigation of Brexit-related disinformation.

Oil majors do not have feelings and cannot be morally injured.Mr Skapinker seems to be arguing that because Lego uses oil, it has no business using its consumer power to pressure Shell to conduct its oil-producing business in one way or another.

Fifth, we calculated the average value of each parameter including overburden pressure, fluid pressure, temperature, porosity, and permeability after removing the abnormal data points, and regarded the average value as the experimental result of each pressure point to conduct experimental analysis and discussion.

The United States should use its leverage and renewed relationship with Burmese leaders not only to plow forward on investment opportunities, but to pressure Burma to conduct thorough investigations of human rights violations, hold perpetrators accountable, and reform discriminatory laws that impact minority groups.

They have also asked for a change in the way police officers are evaluated, because, they say, the current system pressures officers to conduct stops for the sake of appearing productive.

The Administration rightly feels that the most constructive way to deflate the protectionist pressures is to conduct a new round of world trade talks that would broaden the access of U.S. farmers, manufacturers and service industries to foreign markets.