Sentence examples for pressures to restore from inspiring English sources

Together with the inevitable pressures to restore some of the spending cuts, Mr. Cameron and his colleagues have to confront the dark shadow that the rioting has cast on plans for the 2012 Summer Olympic Games.

The military government has been under international pressure to restore democracy.

Under international pressure to restore democracy, General Musharraf has promised that the trial will be held in complete openness.

With a few exceptions, public reaction to abolition has been muted and pressure to restore capital punishment weak.

If, on the other hand, popular or politically sensitive activities are restricted, there will be pressure to restore expenditures.

Women have also been pressured to "restore their virginity" after rape, in a procedure under local anaesthetic to "repair" the hymen using dissolvable stitches.

EVER since she was elected prime minister six weeks ago, Julia Gillard has been under pressure to restore the ruling Labor Party's credibility on climate change.

Under pressure to restore a chance of talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority (PA), Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, last week stunned the Hamas-led government with an ultimatum.

The Burmese generals are in the happy position of setting competing powers against one another, while enlisting their help in resisting pressure to restore democracy.

This part of the Central Valley relies almost exclusively on federal irrigation supplies that have been curtailed amid environmentalist pressure to restore fish habitat.

The Senate Budget Committee voted Thursday night to shave $7 billion in military spending off President Bush's request, even as lawmakers acknowledged there would be heavy pressure to restore the money when the full Senate takes up the matter next week.