Sentence examples for stance under pressure from inspiring English sources

There was speculation that Greig may have changed his stance under pressure from Paul Dacre, the editor-in-chief of the Mail titles.

Five of the six Republicans who had supported the bill when it was reported from committee reversed their stance under pressure from their leader and very likely strong pressure from far-right conservatives in their home states.

Clinton, meanwhile, shifted her stance last fall, under pressure from Bernie Sanders' campaign and unions, and she said she wasn't sure that TPP as written would create jobs, raise wages or improve national security.

Indeed, by the time Lugar spoke critically of foreign aid to Egypt earlier this year, the most notable thing for many foreign policy wonks was not that he had shifted his stance under the pressure of a political campaign -- it was the fact that he took a stance at all.

The Daily Mail strongly denies that Greig's stance "changed overnight under pressure from Dacre".

He appeared, however, to change his stance after coming under pressure from BBC presenter Andrew Neil by telling the studio audience that he would "look at what we can do next year to bear down on fares".

The stoical stance has been much celebrated — "grace under pressure" and the rest — but the sensual touch is the more frequent material of the prose.

Under pressure, Sandia tempered its stance late yesterday, issuing a more conciliatory statement on the project.

The government is under pressure to clarify its stance on Europe and give details of a new industrial strategy.

The majority of these journalists come from the Kurdish media, who have come under pressure for their critical stance on the minority's treatment within Turkey.

In the Leadership in action courses with Richard Strozzi Heckler your body stances are put to the test - under pressure.