Sentence examples for renewed pressures from inspiring English sources

The Japanese government is facing renewed pressures at home and abroad to drastically scale back its so-called research whaling.

The worldwide Anglican Communion faced renewed pressures in 2008 that could lead to a major realignment within its 38 national churches, which comprise about 77 million members.

Writing that they were "dismayed" to learn of the banning of Black Watch, the authors said that in the current environment, where freedom of speech is facing "renewed pressures", it is "more important than ever for our educators to highlight the fundamental importance of free speech and expression to a healthy society.

There were signs elsewhere today that renewed Russian diplomatic pressure in the wake of last week's hostage crisis was placing renewed pressure on supporters of the separatist movement outside Russia.

But the drought has brought renewed pressure.

She will now face renewed pressure to reverse that policy.

There was renewed pressure to bear a boy.

Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi faces renewed pressure from his own governing party to resign.

It will place renewed pressure on financial markets (not for nothing have global markets been extremely skittish in recent weeks).

But a dose of bad news from a credit rating agency renewed pressure on European governments on Tuesday.

Friday's jobs report renewed pressure on lawmakers to consider the next steps they might take to bolster the economy.