Sentence examples for pressure to implement from inspiring English sources

His resignation now puts more pressure to implement the democratisation of Tony Abbott's own NSW branch.

He said there would also be "a lot of pressure to implement it" in the coming months.

The once-impregnable Major League Baseball Players Association buckled under political pressure to implement tougher drug penalties.

The victor will be under US pressure to implement last October's Wye accord quickly, including handing back more land to the Palestinians.

Teachers and managers were increasingly under pressure to implement the new curriculum, while attempting to meet the government's widening participation agenda, all without enough money.

Likewise, the N.B.A. and the N.H.L. allow only limited incursions, while international soccer, despite pressure to implement goal-line technology, had rejected it altogether until recently.

These included, for example, delays in implementation timelines (or conversely pressures to implement), and changes in strategic direction such as reduced software functionality [ 27].

As in any other reform, teachers are pressured to implement the changes in standards and student evaluation.

A guiding premise to this work is that new international pressures to implement moratoria on marine mammal hunting in the North ignore critical human dimensions of marine mammal management.

China has recently been accused of "stealing" tech from clean energy companies, while India is routinely pressured to implement American-style drug patents and clamp down on affordable generics.

This is partly due to the fact that research may take some years to complete, and often there are political pressures to implement more immediate public policy actions.