Sentence examples similar to remarks under pressure from inspiring English sources

Critics of the Bush administration seized on the reports of the vice president's remarks, saying he is cracking under pressure.

She later clarified the remarks - under pressure from the IOC.

His remarks put Salmond under pressure to defend his government's position, which is intended to reassure Scottish voters in the runup to the independence referendum in 2014 that there are few risks posed by breaking away from the UK.

I'm quoting lawyers, and not some extemporaneous remarks they made under pressure.

The new measures have been introduced following concern about dramatic increases in the number of requests for remarks from schools and colleges under pressure to secure the best possible grades for their students.

Excessive risk had built up in the system Sir Nicholas Macpherson His remarks emerged after Ed Miliband came under pressure on the leader's Question Time on BBC1 on Thursday, facing accusations that Labour government had overspent, a view strengthened by the now notorious letter left by the former Treasury chief secretary Liam Byrne to his successor in 2010 that there was "no money left".

But with a recent survey showing that two thirds of the BCC's members reject Brexit, Longworth came under pressure after his remarks.

A week later, under pressure for his remarks, he said a theoretical Muslim president would have to "subjugate" his or her beliefs in order to hold the job.

The Italian football federation president, Carlo Tavecchio, is under pressure again for alleged discriminatory remarks, this time reportedly aimed at Jews and gays.

A senior advisor to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says US President Barack Obama's recent remarks about Iran's election show that he is under pressure from the Zionists.

Nixon remarked privately afterwards, "[Romney] talks big but folds under pressure".