Sentence examples for under electoral pressure from inspiring English sources
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MORE and more luckless people are seeking safety and a better future in whatever country they can find; and in various ways, many of the rich countries which might be able to help them are hardening their hearts, often under electoral pressure.
The National party has come under increasing electoral pressure from the Greens and environmental activists campaigning for rural communities against coal seam gas and conventional mining, notably around the $1.2bn Shenhua Watermark coal mine on prime agricultural land on the Liverpool Plains in NSW.
He faces minimal electoral pressure.
Mr. Manawi and Abdullah Ahmadzai, the chief electoral officer, have been under intense pressure over the past 10 months, facing charges of corruption and threats of indictment.
The MKSS, which describes itself as a "non-party political formation", is coming under pressure to enter electoral politics.
And in the summer of 1996, when the Republican Congress passed welfare-reform legislation, with the notion that Clinton, under pressure from his electoral base, would veto it and hand Bob Dole a potentially winning issue in the Presidential campaign, Gore is said to have urged Clinton to sign the bill.
The electoral system will also come under renewed pressure if the SNP holds the balance of power, while Ukip and the Greens are marginalised despite winning more votes.
Then, in 1996, under heavy pressure from civil society, Mexico's electoral law was changed.
However, the government is clearly under enormous pressure to provide a generous pensions settlement next year after the electoral backlash against the 75p increase in the basic pension.
In Egypt, the electoral system has also been amended by the ruling military council under public pressure.
