Sentence examples for which is pressuring from inspiring English sources

The move was criticized by the United States, which is pressuring Iran to resume its suspension of uranium enrichment.

Snowden is to testify on the NSA scandal to a European parliament inquiry next month, to the anger of Washington which is pressuring the EU to stop the testimony.

Greg Good, a spokesman for the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy, which is pressuring national grocery chains to bolster their presence in South Los Angeles, said: "South L.A. is a food desert of massive proportions.

Part of Icac's probe was to see whether the Obeids had a hidden interest in AWH, which was pressuring the government to enter into a public-private water and sewerage infrastructure partnership in Sydney's north-west.

The Legislature has come under fire from several civic watchdog groups, which are pressuring lawmakers to abolish the practice of drawing district lines to suit political needs, a process known as gerrymandering.

Those most optimistic about the outcome are drawing hope from the evolving positions of the airlines and the aviation industry, which are pressuring governments to reach a deal to avoid a tangle of potentially conflicting global regulations.

There are some groups which are pressuring citizens not to vote in the elections.

Who knew or thunk back then that a straightforward Title IX complaint would get mired in the politics of the federal bureaucracy which was pressured from Congress and shifting public opinion to change their interpretation of Title IX law?

The new home button, which is pressure sensitive and does not move, is an essential part of the the new iPhone.

The American Insititute of Steel Construction is in charge of the wind tests, and they also measure the suction which is pressure on the other side of the building exposed to the wind.

This model includes different concrete compaction dilation behaviors which is pressure-dependent.