Sentence examples for pressured to solve from inspiring English sources

Another ironic, but sadly common phenomenon is that when a victim has reported a sexual assault to police, seeking justice, hoping for the violator to be punished by the law, if the violator is powerful or backed by someone important, the victim will be pressured to solve the problem quietly, mostly to save face for the violator and related parties.

This is because of political pressure to solve such crimes.

The decision indicated a fresh initiative in response to Western pressure to solve the case.

Amid prosecution pressure to solve the case, Mr. Riley testified, he arranged to meet Mrs. Monroe again on June 3 , 1992

Thai police have come under domestic political pressure to solve the case amid widespread criticism of the investigation.

Tshabalala believes the police used "irregular methods" because they were under pressure to solve such a high-profile crime.

"Central bankers are increasingly under pressure to solve all sorts of problems that extend way beyond monetary policy.

The authorities had been under pressure to solve the case quickly as it threatened the country's vital tourism industry.

Police were under intense pressure to solve one of Spain's most shocking recent murders quickly and efficiently.

In the jogger's case, the pressure to solve the crime may have resulted in a miscarriage of justice.

New York is horrified by a high-profile crime, there's pressure to solve it, an arrest, charges, and then...