Sentence examples for pressure to confront from inspiring English sources

For example, he said, weak banks may face less pressure to confront their problems.

The Israeli government thus feels little pressure to confront the extremists.

The Iraqi prime minister is dependent on both militia, and so far has resisted US pressure to confront them.

Mr. Marchionne and Mr. Ghosn were reluctant to point fingers, but to analysts it is pretty obvious which companies are under the most pressure to confront overcapacity.

On September 12 , 1960 Senator Kennedy, under pressure to confront what was quaintly known as the "religious issue," appeared before the Greater Houston Ministerial Association.

Some allies and Iraq's Arab neighbors today stepped up their criticism of Mr. Bush's pressure to confront Mr. Hussein, and to confront him quickly.

A little romantic sex chases Jane's blues away and gives her the courage to pressure Leonard to confront their stasis and his reluctance to address painful subjects.

The European lenders have had to deal with the burden of euro zone debt, but they also faced less pressure from regulators to confront their problems.

The new charges come just days before President Trump is set to hold his first official summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, on Monday, raising the pressure on Trump to confront Putin over incessant allegations that Russia meddled in the campaign.

The police have taken a step back and put more pressure on companies themselves to confront the yakuza".

The formal finding comes in the wake of congressional pressure on the White House to confront Russia over the allegations of cheating on the treaty.