Sentence examples for punishing pressure from inspiring English sources

It took away the punishing pressure to seek a new mate and helped me find love again at age 42".

Gaza is also shunned by the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah, who is a ready accomplice in the effort to punish and pressure Hamas.

Freed from the constraints of a concept that we otherwise use to rush, punish, and pressure ourselves, we are truly alive at last.

Are we going to vote for resolutions in the Senate, are we going to restrict money to the embassy or aid to Cambodia to punish them, to pressure them on human rights?

Mr Staffiero's work focuses on the issue of punishment: namely, that Japanese team members are willing to sacrifice more ie, receive less pay if it means they can punish and exert pressure on lower-performing members.

Lieutenant Villiard denied that the new conditions were intended to "pressure or punish" Private Manning.

"It makes you feel awful to be pressured into punishing someone similar to yourself," Mr. McGowan said.

Beyond the violence against protesters, the report accused the government of trying to pressure and punish the civilian population by cutting off access to electricity, fuel and water.

Pressure to punish Sir Fred came amid renewed controversy over the bonus to be paid this year to his successor as chief executive of the part-nationalised RBS.

Mr Olmert said the destruction of Gaza's only power station and three of its bridges was meant to pressure, not punish, ordinary Palestinians.

In an interview in 1999 with The New York Times, Mr. Clarke justified his action, saying the pressure to punish Israel was part of a ploy.