Sentence examples for pressure to secure from inspiring English sources

There are fears that the massive public pressure to secure rapid convictions and hangings could lead to procedural short-cuts.

TIME was when the left in Latin America believed in human rights and welcomed outside pressure to secure them.

The police operate under serious resource constraints and are invariably under considerable pressure to secure or keep a conviction following a serious offence.

Across the country, A-level students coping with studies and exams – not to mention results day – feel the pressure to secure a place at their dream university.

In particular, he is under pressure to secure the freedom of the 600 who were shut up for acts of violence committed before the 1993 Oslo agreements.

Mr Clegg is under pressure to secure significant concessions after his party members rejected the Bill in its current form at the Lib Dem conference last month.

It has now leveled off at around 200, as thousands of wells have been completed under deadline pressure to secure expiring mineral leases.

Feeling comfortable means not being pressured to secure a job offer before speaking with your boss.

Although Syria's longest land border is with Turkey and runs some 500 miles, the Turks aren't being pressured to secure the whole thing.

"We will continue to keep the pressure on to secure a fair deal for Somerset's residents," he said.

For McMahon, the immediate pressure is to secure a respectable place in the draft and grow roots on a good team.