Sentence examples for pressured to respond from inspiring English sources

Similarly, he said, Washington was pressured to respond to the European campaign to forgive third-world debt, and objections from the European Community forced significant modifications in the proposed merger of America Online and Time Warner.

In a rare firsthand account of how Mr. Blagojevich, a two-term Democrat, went about the selection process, an Illinois state senator said in an interview that he had felt pressured to respond to the governor's interest in him with a quid pro quo agreement and has withdrawn his name because of increasing wariness about the process.

CBSratings czar David Poltrack says Nielsen must be "pressured" to respond faster to huge changes DVRs, video-on-demand, Internet downloads and that new competition is the way to do it.

So the next time you feel pressured to respond, try taking pause and reminding yourself that you don't owe anyone an interaction.

Questions were asked around what the volunteer felt each item on the questionnaire was referring to, whether they felt pressured to respond to the item in a certain manner (positively or negatively) and whether the item made sense and was measuring attitudes of health care providers towards people with mental illness [ 45].

Even though it's possible that the people you're speaking to would be glad that they bring you joy, it's also possible that they may feel pressured to respond, or they could feel responsible for continuing your happiness.

Legislators are under pressure to respond.

They are under no pressure to respond immediately.

Mr Rajoy will come under pressure to respond.

One is constitutional, accentuated now by devolution and the pressure to respond to events in Scotland.

"There are always challenges and pressures to respond to," he said.