Sentence examples for pressured to commit from inspiring English sources

Over her two years at the home, she said, she was pressured to commit or she witnessed a startling variety of misconduct, from the forging of records to the misreporting of deaths.

However, Matsukura Katsuie's domain was given to another lord, Kōriki Tadafusa, and he was pressured to commit honourable suicide of seppuku by the shogunate.

Another defendant actually called the Philadelphia police, mid-plot, and said he was being pressured to commit radical acts by what turned out to be an FBI informer.

You don't want her to feel pressured to commit to you too soon.

For months, said European officials, Saakashvili had rejected pressure to commit to forgoing the use of force.

Opponents argued that the terminally ill would feel pressure to commit suicide so they wouldn't be a burden to family members.

The United States has felt growing pressure to commit to reductions at home because it is widely perceived as the 800-pound gorilla in the global greenhouse.

What if they transferred the money by mobile phone to individuals, taking away the framing of the program and with it the peer and community pressure to commit to investing?

The White House said today it would go to the Copenhagen climate change summit with a proposed target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions after facing international pressure to commit to stronger action on climate change.

The first was that one shouldn't "overlearn the lessons of the past"; intervention in Syria would involve less risky commitments than in Afganistan or Iraq, since there is little public or international pressure to commit American troops.

The government is coming under renewed pressure to commit to removing carbon dioxide from electricity generation to combat climate change, following an amendment to the coalition's energy bill from a Conservative party backbencher.