Sentence examples for pressure to identify from inspiring English sources

Witnesses may feel under pressure to identify someone as the guilty party, even if they are not sure.

Europe's largest carmaker is under pressure to identify those responsible for the scandal and to say how vehicles with illegal software will be fixed.

Organisers have come under severe pressure to identify economies, as the growing recession threatens the Government's pledge not to exceed its £9.3bn budget.

Nonetheless, these events increase pressure to identify people who might conceivably commit violent acts, and to mandate treatment with antipsychotic medications.

WASHINGTON — Having signed into law nearly $800 billion in new spending, President Obama will now be under pressure to identify at least some budget cuts — and the Pentagon may be particularly vulnerable.

'Response rates were disappointingly low, so the pressure to identify people who were infected wasn't so great because there wasn't a lot you could do for them anyway,' comments William Rosenberg.

Some reporters were pressured to identify sources with whom they had discussed Ms. Wilson.

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A focus on improved distribution safety should be made, including stricter regulations, regular upgrading of the distribution system, thorough leakage investigation, chlorination related to maintenance work in the distribution system and pressure monitoring to identify low-pressure episodes.

I don't think the government could stand the pressure not to identify everyone".

He contended that the increasing use of subpoenas to pressure reporters to identify sources created incentive for would-be leakers to send material to a group like WikiLeaks rather than to a traditional news organization subject to American law and having editorial controls and experience in news judgment.