Sentence examples for reformist pressure from inspiring English sources

But that is something that Germany will not do, for fear of reducing the reformist pressure on Italy and Spain.

If Obama's strategy works, though, and the banks squeak through reasonably intact, that reformist pressure may well dissipate.

This is a real danger: as I argued back in April, while it would have been disastrous had the government's bailout efforts failed, their success was inevitably going to create the risk that "reformist pressure may well dissipate," as people became less anxious about the survival of the financial system.

Serbia's political climate is nasty.Miroljub Labus, the popular leader of a reformist pressure group that has turned itself into a political party called G-17 Plus, says that a solid basis of economic reform was laid (by himself, among others) in the two years after Mr Milosevic was ousted.

When I'm asked where the "stick" is in Iran, my response is the stick is Iranian society -- the bubbling reformist pressure now rising up from Iran's highly educated youth and brave women.

A chill descended almost immediately on the remaining reformist press.

He coined the phrase that would define the reformists' strategy: "Pressure from below, negotiation at the top".

Despite enormous pressure, 161 reformist members of the 290-seat Parliamentheirewed their pledge to their constituents in a statement read on the floor on Sunday.

The hard-line judiciary continued its pressure on reformist politicians by upholding a 19-month prison term for a journalist, Massoud Behnoud, and a one-year prison term for a member of Parliament.

But the strong showing by the Democratic Party, the main opposition, which campaigned on a reformist agenda, could put pressure on the governing party to stick to Mr. Koizumi's plans to curb public spending and to reshape the economy, the world's second largest.

And McCain's reformists recoil from the pressure of the Christian right on a range of social issues; the Bush people embrace the evangelicals.