Sentence examples for which are pressing from inspiring English sources

This drop in cross-border banking is being encouraged by bank regulators, which are pressing banks to shrink but still supplying credit to their domestic markets.

To improve his government's chances, Mr. Chirac has pledged tax cuts and dramatic spending increases for domestic security, which are pressing concerns of French voters.

Those words sent shivers through rival business groups -- like the National Association of Manufacturers -- which are pressing for big new write-offs on investments.

The United States has called for an investigation, angering the Uzbek government as well as Russia and China, which are pressing for a lessened American presence in the region.

Miners are in the middle of annual price negotiations with Chinese steel makers, which are pressing for deep price cuts.

The miners have been in difficult annual iron ore contract negotiations with Chinese steelmakers, which are pressing for steep price cuts.

Whoops erupt from the crowd, which is pressing close.

He was squeezing his eyes shut so tight that his hands, which were pressing his shaved head, looked like a vise.

Mr. Xue was a member of Mr. Lin's ad hoc committee, which was pressing Wukan residents' land claims before the protests began on Dec. 11.

Paul Channon, then trade minister, concealed the existence of the chlorine plant contract from the US administration, which was pressing for controls on such exports.

It was rescued in 2012 by a Malaysian consortium, which is pressing ahead with a 42-acre development of offices, shops, restaurants and luxury homes.