Sentence examples for pressured to help from inspiring English sources

The German, British and Dutch delegations were all pressured to help the US.

A teacher went on trial in St . Petersburgon Wednesday after publicly claiming that she was pressured to help rig Russia's parliamentary election to increase the results for Vladimir Putin's party.

This idea is supported by comments made by four students in the satisfaction questionnaire, which claimed that the Guild achievements made them feel pressured to help others, would raise everybody's grades, and that it was not up to them to complete those achievements (they were only responsible for their part).

Instead, studies by Netta Weinstein and Richard Ryan, among others, have found that people feel happier after performing kind, helpful--or "prosocial --acts only when those acts are voluntary and self-directed; when they feel prosocial --actsprosocial --actsse.

Use a light touch, but a little pressure to help balls become round and compact.

Their obituaries in 2002 credited them with resisting pressure to help in the Watergate cover-up.

Turkey is under international pressure to help stem the flow of migrants.

I think there will be a lot of pressure to help Gordon's position".

Some confessed to feeling pressure to help students get into more selective internships and training programs.

Sometimes Japanese officials quietly welcome "gaiatsu," or foreign pressure, to help resolve their own bureaucratic deadlocks.

But the government is also under pressure to help poor parents who stay at home.