Sentence examples for pressure to undertake from inspiring English sources

By the beginning of the 1850s it had already become clear that there would be considerable pressure to undertake a transcontinental railroad.

The Joint Chiefs of Staff, whose chairman is Admiral Mike Mullen, were "pushing back very hard" against White House pressure to undertake a military strike against Iran, the person familiar with the Finding told me.

Having found these bodies, you will appreciate that I am under extreme pressure to undertake certain actions and procedures, and I would ask you to give me some time to enable me to recover these bodies, with the dignity and respect that they deserve".

However, despite being awarded a prestigious research scholarship, which made it even more difficult to resist the pressure to undertake PhD research, she stuck to her guns, eventually leaving the university with a Master's degree and embarking on a career in diagnostics.

Formal internal locum shifts were sometimes used and cross-referenced against rotas to ensure an individual did not exceed the WTR hours, and there was no reported pressure to undertake locum shifts.

Pressure to undertake health reform arises from problems within the health care system such as high costs, poor performance, and poor infrastructure; as well as concerns regarding health status.

The ECB will be pressured to undertake additional action if some of the downside risks materialise.

The application of what was learned was evidently a function of what we call opportunity pressure, the pressure to have to undertake teaching, and self-confidence: application = [opportunity pressure] × [self-confidence].

Tom Torlakson followed up on Harris' report by saying that he would push to tie school funding to attendance rates as a way of pressuring districts to undertake reforms.

Process evaluation found that all six health workers experienced higher workloads as the services pressured them to undertake clinical work in addition to their study caseload.

Contextual factors included clinical workload and opportunity pressure i.e., the pressure and responsibility to undertake teaching.