Sentence examples for put pressure on the council from inspiring English sources

The Conservative party is likely to put pressure on the council to give the scheme the go-ahead, even if its planning department recommends it be turned down.

To put pressure on the council, Mr. Rosenthal and the presidents of several other union locals are planning a petition drive that would ask the council's executive board to hold a nonbinding referendum in which members would vote on whether they want direct elections.

"We continue to put pressure on the council as we have always done, and will do in the future, so that the iconic building is not allowed to crumble". Churchgate said £200,000 had been spent on urgent structural repairs since 2016.

The activists say they will continue to help Aminata put pressure on the council, but the threat remains.

The U.S. sought to put pressure on the council by naming and shaming 13 Syrian commanders who it says are responsible for the deaths and torture of civilians since the war began in 2011.

The raid comes as the embassy attack has put pressure on the military council running the country to show that it can control the streets.

As Chapman did in her letter, he said he believed politically connected members of law enforcement put pressure on the city council to have her removed.

"People from Fiji to Prague have joined the group to try and put pressure on the city council and show how many people have been upset and affected by the closure of the theatre," he said.

But ICC defence counsel Nick Kaufman, acting on behalf of victims in Darfur, described Bensouda's move as "grandstanding" and an attempt to put pressure on the UN security council.

Nottingham residents concerned about the increasing number of students living in multiple-occupancy houses have set up the Nottingham Action Group - Nag - to put pressure on the government, universities and councils to improve the quality of life for residents and students.

Within the park council, AMOMAR can discuss its objectives and either cooperate or try to put pressure on the rest of the park council by channeling the requests of the residents.