Sentence examples for pressuring government from inspiring English sources

Accusations against the governor include kidnapping, holding hostages and pressuring government employees to commit financial crimes.

The politicization of science isn't particularly new; the Bush administration was famous for pressuring government agencies to bring their vision of reality in line with White House imperatives.

Some farmers are pressuring government officials to enact policy changes that would actually make it easier and more profitable to export.

1963 Coercion on Gala Reported WASHINGTON — Reports of Democratic officials pressuring government workers to buy $100-a-seat 100-a-seat 100-a-seatundraising "gala" generaticketsands today [Jan. 15] for a Senate investigation.

Of the $751,000 in campaign contributions that prosecutors say Dr. Melgen made in exchange for Mr. Menendez's help pressuring government officials, a relatively small amount went directly to the senator or to official Democratic Party organizations.

Real change is urgently needed, but will only come about when we stop "leaving it to them", and find intelligent, non-violent but forceful ways of pressuring government to end the UK's 30-year love affair with "the money god" and begin a return to social and spiritual sanity.

We are pressuring governments.

For example, they have been working with Oxfam who has been pressuring governments to open data sets around French Banks' subsidiaries in tax havens.

Yet, precisely because of this success, citizens are now asking for more than ever before, and pressuring governments to respond.

But in our wealthy and educated society, interest groups can pressure government without being filtered by congressional hierarchies.

The main objective of the group is to pressure government and legislative officials to offer better conditions for fintech startups.