Sentence examples for pressures to raise from inspiring English sources

The Fed said in the report that inflation and pressures to raise prices were limited at the end of last year.

More important, Britain does not face the same pressures to raise public pensions as other European countries, partly because population ageing will be less intense but also because big private schemes bear much more of the strain of pension provision, and they, unlike state pensions, are funded.

Then in March, facing pressures to raise revenues and stem the rising fiscal deficit, Pranab Mukherjee, the finance minister, released a budget that proposed new taxes on foreign entities in India, including levies on past deals that the Indian Supreme Court had ruled were not taxable in the country.

Though the pressures to raise money and remain competitive have not eased, Dr. Rodin, 58, said the coming year would be the best time to step down because the university was essentially in transition, having just finished one long-term plan and having another about to begin.

If you're lucky, these chilies will come from the narrow fields of nearby Chimayo, where Hispanic farmers resist agribusiness pressures to raise the giant hybrid chilies found farther south in the state, stubbornly clinging to the native variety that produces such sweet heat.

The pressure to raise money also takes a personal toll.

Many Russian companies are under pressure to raise money quickly.

In coming years, the pressure to raise wages will increase.

Three years ago, I refused to give in to the pressure to raise rates astronomically.

They would face pressure to raise property taxes to make up any shortfall.

To ease the pressure to raise money, it set limits on candidate spending.