Sentence examples for standards under pressure from inspiring English sources

EU officials said they wanted the trade talks finished by next year, while Obama pledged that he would ensure a successful pact would not entail any dilution of consumer or environmental standards under pressure from multinational corporations.

Attempts at reform have got nowhere.Offshore formation agents seethe at this: they have tightened their standards under pressure from big countries that do not practise what they preach and (worse still) are now stealing their business.

The results are visible in job shops everywhere: the monthly shipments hockey stick, where a large volume of product leaves the factory at the end of each measurement period; relaxation of quality standards under pressure to make quotas; secret high-rework jobs hidden in WIP; ever-changing production priorities; and daily crises on the shop floor.

That's at a time when living standards remain under pressure.

Growth has been generally sluggish since then and living standards are under pressure.

In some states, those standards are under pressure because of changes in the electricity market.

Living standards remain under pressure, with total pay rising at an annual rate of 0.9% in October compared with an inflation rate of 2.2% in the same month.

The PM said "living standards are under pressure" but that a freeze in council tax and income tax cuts would help.

Prof. Maryam Kouchaki of Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, found that men are the opposite: they do not compromise their ethical standards under social pressure regardless of whether they're advocating for themselves or anyone else.

In contrast, the study, co-authored by Prof. Laura Kray, found that men are the opposite: they do not compromise their ethical standards under social pressure regardless of whether they're advocating for themselves or anyone else.

In contrast, research by Professor Laura Kray of UC Berkeley and Assistant Professor Maryam Kouchaki of Northwestern University found that men are the opposite: They do not compromise their ethical standards under social pressure regardless of whether they're advocating for themselves or anyone else.