Sentence examples for pressure to impose from inspiring English sources

Yet there has been little religious violence, and no pressure to impose Islamic law.

The Federal Trade Commission is under increasing pressure to impose a single regulatory standard on data gathered online.

While China has shrugged off the United States' pressure to impose sanctions against Iran, India does not have that option.

And they may help explain why elected officials feel little pressure to impose curbs on greenhouse gas emissions.

So far, the European Union has resisted pressure to impose draconian sanctions in retaliation; passage of trade-promotion authority makes a trans-Atlantic trade war even less likely.

I think the end result will be significant pressure to impose a data-retention requirement, which potentially poses more threats to privacy".

The numerical results show that the presence of a pre-stress reduces considerably the sensitivity of the dimensionless trans-mural pressure to imposed dimensionless flux.

With breach rates consistently over 50%, the law enforcement agencies that were originally pressured to impose it have found the order wanting and its use has significantly declined.

It may or may not be relevant to note that financial shares in the United States, where the S.E.C. has resisted pressures to impose a comparable ban, have done better than their European brethren.

As a result, there would be no financial pressures to impose new tariffs to fund the program, although the president would still be authorized to grant tariff remedies to domestic industries that could prove to the ITC that they merit relief.

As a result of these efforts, senior government officials had begun to pressure judges to impose tougher sentences for IPR-related crimes, something that is particularly difficult politically.