Sentence examples for pressure to dispose from inspiring English sources

Cevian Capital, a £5bn activist investment fund, has recently emerged as a major G4S shareholder, increasing speculation in the City that Almanza is coming under pressure to dispose of G4S's troubled cash business.

Ford, which continues to believe it can survive without a bail-out, is under less immediate pressure to dispose of Volvo, but would still love to find a buyer.The differences between the two Swedish firms extend beyond those of their troubled owners.

"We're incredibly concerned in that judges should not feel undue pressure to dispose of these cases rapidly in an effort to manage the enormous backlog," Laura Lynch, senior policy counsel for the American Immigration Lawyers Association, told The Daily Beast.

There is concern that baby hatches may be used by unscrupulous fathers, step-fathers, relatives, or even controllers of prostitutes to pressure mothers to dispose of an unwanted baby.

Michael Pomerleano, an economist who studied their use in the wake of the 1997-98 Asian crisis, says they lessen pressure on banks to dispose of bad assets.

The Irish government has come under pressure in recent years to dispose of its 25 percent stake in Aer Lingus, along with other state assets, as it seeks to pay back the €85 billion it received from a European bailout fund in 2010.

There is pressure on both sides to dispose of cases quickly.

A hybrid model composed of a least square support vector machine (LS-SVM) model and a pressure-incremental model is developed to dispose operation conditions of current, temperature, cathode and anode gas pressures, which have major impacts on a proton exchange membrane fuel cell's (PEMFC) performance.

Johnston Press is trying to dispose of its Irish newspapers.

Coalition MPs are coming under intense pressure to vote down government plans to dispose of 258,000 hecatres (ha) of English forestry estate.

This placed considerable pressure on the city's ability to dispose of refuse, exacerbated during the 1870s by a gradual switch from the older cesspit methods of sewage disposal to pail closets.