Sentence examples for tighten pressure from inspiring English sources

I spoke with several ministers about the need to tighten sanctions, tighten pressure on the regime, on those who support the regime.

In an effort to tighten pressure on the Yugoslav leader, Slobodan Milosevic, the Clinton administration said today that it supported a plan to expand some sanctions against Belgrade while allowing some commercial airline flights to resume.

The seeming tempest in a fishbowl is typical of a growing tug of war as government and public health advocates tighten pressure on the food industry to fight childhood obesity by making and marketing healthier products.

Further delays or the shutdown of Temelin would savage CEZ, one of the largest Czech companies, and tighten pressure on the Czech government, which is counting on the sale of a 64percentt stake in CEZ to help plug holes in the budget and cut the national debt, now estimated at 24percentt of the country's output.

Describing the sale as an "embarrassment" for Beijing, the official said the White House would use the episode to tighten pressure on the Chinese government to better enforce United Nations sanctions forbidding the sale of weapons or technology to North Korea that would aid its ballistic missile and nuclear programs.

"If we were to rally 15percentt or 20percentt from here, that would negate some of the Fed's tightening pressure," Mr. Berner said.

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In fact, every action to tighten the pressure on Iran has brought only a harsh reaction.

Royal Mail chief executive Adam Crozier said the heavy fine would further tighten the pressure on the organisation.

"We are going to put charges in a vice; and we will tighten the pressure, year-after-year," Mr Webb said.

As a result, the chest muscles tighten and pressure builds.