Sentence examples for pressure to lock from inspiring English sources
"There's pressure to lock it down.
Given the violence gripping the nation, he added, "there's huge pressure to lock up real and suspected criminals, and unfortunately almost no concern for these prisoners' well-being".
Although developing countries are granted more latitude in retaining higher tariff levels, they are under considerable trade negotiation pressure to lock in and reduce their tariffs, in both multilateral WTO negotiations and notably in bilateral and regional trade treaties.
A FUN-FILLED life in Saudi Arabia awaits Nawaz Sharif, now that Pakistan's military ruler, General Pervez Musharraf, has bowed to international pressure not to lock up for life the man he ousted.
Put a door with a pressure plate to lock the trap room with the fake chest.
It could have devolved into a late 1990s-like frenzy of buying and selling unregulated shares, as under-pressure VCs seek to lock in returns and employees strive to exit without the IPO wait.
And he just put a lot of pressure on the Yankees to lock him up long-term, Jeff Passan writes on Yahoo.com.
The clamp under investigation has an asymmetric shape and a slot useful for the assembly operation: one or two bolts (depending on the vehicle performances) are tightened in order to generate the coupling pressure which is necessary to lock the pin.
It's a dark fantasy, however, because this week it was revealed that President Clinton pressured her F.B.I. director to lock up some journalists who had written stories about confidential leaks from her administration.
He has always lived with pressure, from when he used to lock himself in his bedroom as a boy to escape the constructive criticism of his father Thomas.
