Sentence examples for reform pressure from inspiring English sources

Imagine, for example, the increased pro-democracy reform pressure that we could exert on Saudi Arabia if our demand for Saudi oil was greatly diminished.

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A high-profile spokesman for a media reform pressure group this morning called on Maria Miller to step down from post-Leveson negotiations about the future of press regulation after it emerged her special adviser had warned the Daily Telegraph against running a story about the culture secretary's expenses.

Bishop Venables, an English conservative evangelical and supporter of the Church of England's Reform pressure group, who presides over the tiny 22,000-strong Anglican population of the so-called Southern Cone, stretching from Peru to Argentina, told the BBC in an interview before the meeting that he regarded the Anglican communion as already broken.

Put our venerable regulators under too much reform pressure and they will burst.

EPL is a case in point, whereby it is unsurprising that deregulation only took place under severe reform pressure.

If Iraq works, that will create its own reform pressures around the region.

Hard-pressed Greeks have taken to blaming Germany for the reform pressures brought by the European Union.

Other change agents that can and have exercised considerable reform pressures include global social movements, such as the anti-sweatshop movement, the fair trade movement, and other ethical consumption movements.

"I think Kevin understands we have to do something". Immigration activists have focused on McCarthy as a potential deal-maker for immigration reform, pressuring him to take a bolder stance and a more active role.

"We saw it coming at us at 90mph, like a freight train," says Meghan Ralston of the Drug Policy Alliance, a drug-reform pressure group.