Sentence examples for subject to pressure from inspiring English sources

I also fear that American officials are subject to pressure from the Chinese government".

In fact, any publication that considered hiring Mirebrahimi or his wife was immediately subject to pressure and threats.

But developing-nation delegates say that centers too much power in the trade group's headquarters, which they say is subject to pressure by the big trading powers.

Xinhua said Mr. Liu had confessed during a preliminary police investigation; prisoners in detention have few legal rights and are subject to pressure.

But the bank also wanted to repurchase its warrants, fearing it could remain subject to pressure from the government or another outside investor.

"This will certainly be perceived by markets as a signal that the central bank of Russia in the future will be much more subject to pressure.

James Doty, its chairman, says that "We see [auditors] as professional people subject to pressures to compromise their independence".

Of course, the caveat emptor in all this is that Obama is subject to pressures within the U.S. (and from Gulf lobbyists).

It too, like glucose, is subject to pressure-induced convective diffusion flow.

They are green with oxidization and would crumble if subjected to pressure.

Several of them said they had felt subjected to pressure by the police.