Sentence examples for support to pressure from inspiring English sources

In seeking support to pressure Mr. Arafat, the prime minister is pushing against an open door.

In all the disputes, the Service Employees union has worked hard to line up community support to pressure both building owners and cleaning contractors.

Jamie Scott wrote a letter that was posted in January 2009 on a site called Strange Justice in which she sought public support to pressure Mississippi officials.

Higgins will launch her campaign through a website – thisisecocide.com – asking for global support to pressure national governments to vote for the proposed law if it is accepted by the UN Law commission.

While the young woman struggles for her life in a hospital in New Delhi, students and activists are galvanizing support to pressure law enforcement and the justice system to change the way crimes against women are prosecuted in order to make the capital city safer.

The campaign manager urged Nixon simply to allow the public wave of support to pressure Eisenhower.

Mr. Rafsanjani "wished to use the public support to put pressure on the supreme leader to resign," Mr. Mashaei said in a speech quoted by news agencies.

There has again been an attempt to mobilise public support to put pressure on the G8 to tackle global poverty, but the If campaign is a mere shadow of MPH and Jubilee 2000 in the late 1990s.

Why would such men do a big favor to the White House, which is seeking business support to put pressure on the Republicans and to knock down charges it is leading the country in the direction of high-tax Europe?

Human Rights Watch said in late November that defending the gains of the past decade, especially for women and girls, will require continuing international support to, and pressure on, the new administration.

In their study they identified success factors such as employee support, understanding of service oriented processes, dissemination of quick gains, marketing campaigns to enhance acceptance and understanding, management support to exert pressure towards change, and training on a larger scale.