Sentences with phrase «franklon caved in to the pressure»

I find her willingness to convert even though she questions the catholic church's positions on contraception, hom.ose.xuality, and «other aspects of religious liberty» a little bothersome, and I really hope she's not just caving in to pressure in order to get married.

She certainly wouldn't be the first person to cave in to pressure from a significant other and potential in laws.

Zealous prosecutors claimed to be stamping out an epidemic of abuse, child - abuse experts coached and coerced young children to tell tall tales, psychologists peddled fantastic theories to juries, and judges caved in to pressures to «protect the children.»

These principalities and powers, these Satanic influences, these fallen angels and demons are ready to crush us, to overpower us, to try to get us to cave in to the pressure.

Great — so, either these four young men never were abused, but simply saw an opportunity to shake down an individual with a questionable reputation (the «where there's smoke» strategy), and Pastor Long either caved in to the pressure, or sought an expedient route (possibly used before) to make the problem go away; OR, these really are four young men who've been abused, but rather than make the pastor answer for what he did to them in a court of law, and spare other young men in the future the trauma they experienced, they allowed their silence to be bought.

The US House of Representatives has caved in to pressure from the meat industry and stopped promoting Meatless Mondays in its cafeterias.

We've become a nation of cowards, constantly caving in to pressure tactics from the LGBT community and their allies in the media because we don't want to be labeled as «bigoted».

The problem in recent years is that this is that time of the season when we cave in to pressure & bow out of contention... If we can come out of Stoke with a result, then we can surely consider ourselves true contenders!

Manchester United are so determined not to sell Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid that they would let him rot on the sidelines rather than cave in to pressure should the player and the Spanish champions try to force through a move.

And I am proud that I didn't cave in to the pressures of others around us to do what they felt was right; instead I followed my heart as I gently nurtured all of my babies.

Anyway, I am glad that I didn't cave in to pressure from friends and family because I have beautiful memories that will last a lifetime, along with the knowledge that I gave my child something priceless.

I pray that my son (who probably has no idea what a dab is, but will copy the move to go along with whatever) does not cave in to the pressure.

They had been the subject of intense debate between George Osborne and the DWP during the spending review period, which saw the chancellor finally cave in to pressure to allow Mr Duncan Smith to fund the switchover from the current system to the new one.

«The government should come clean with commuters that this is a direct result of their decision to cave in to pressure from the private train companies to let them hike ticket prices beyond the so - called cap.»

«The governor sent a strong, clear and direct message that New York will not do business with those who cave in to pressure from the BDS movement by refusing to do business with Israel.

This year, Alistair Darling eventually caved in to pressure and asked his number two, Ms Cooper, to make a statement.

One wag suggested to me this afternoon that the BBC has simply caved in to pressure from Downing Street.

Calls for U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner's (D - Forest Hills) resignation grew stronger this week, but the embattled congressman had still not caved in to pressure.

He thanked members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state and Nigeria at large for not caving in to pressure.

Tinubu, reacting to the decision by the INEC via his Twitter handle, @AsiwajuTinubu, said the INEC chairman, Professor Attahiru Jega caved in to pressure and blackmail.

He has caved in to pressure from his Lib Dem coalition partners and a storm of protest over the crackdown, aimed at saving # 2billion a year.

Cameron had infuriated Merkel and most other EU leaders when he caved in to pressure from his own right flank during the 2005 leadership contest and pledged to leave the centrist majority European People's Party (EPP).

In spite of my loud and legal protestations that the vote should not be added to the tally, the RO on intimidation by the NDC Regional Chairman and his Metro Director caved in to their pressure — collating invalid results.

Earlier this year the Department of the Environment caved in to pressure from thousands of sufferers and commissioned the Building Research Establishment near Watford to find out what it is that people hear.

Giaever was among a group of climate change deniers who responded with their own open letter, calling for the AMNH «not to cave in to this pressure.»

They have ways of explaining away the facts: the scientists have distorted their results to obtain more research funding; other scientists in possession of the truth have been silenced; governments have caved in to pressure from environmentalists.

Happer was among a group of climate change deniers who responded with their own open letter, calling for the AMNH «not to cave in to this pressure.»

Soon was among a group of climate change deniers who responded with their own open letter, calling for the AMNH «not to cave in to this pressure.»

Milloy was among a group of climate change deniers who responded with their own open letter, calling for the AMNH «not to cave in to this pressure.»

Harris was among a group of climate change deniers who responded with their own open letter, calling for the AMNH «not to cave in to this pressure.»

We'd probably never miss their functions, but Congress could cave in to the pressure and break the ceiling.

Not exact matches

Anti-spam laws are in limbo as the government may cave to lobbying pressure to water down tough new penalties.

However, for copyright opponents in Canada, such as commentator and law professor Michael Geist, we can expect that any acceptance of such measures would be criticized as «caving» to US pressure.

Faced with the usual pressure to help the government pay its bills, Fed officials, and a pliant or weak Fed Chair especially, might cave - in to the government's demands while still meeting the Fed's inflation targets.

Naturally, Insurance companies and Healthcare companies that work in Massachusetts will work in other States as well, SO Romney caved to political pressure within his own party.

I learned most meaningfully from another woman the destructive force of sexuality out of control when I myself was under considerable pressure to cave in to a man's sexual demands.

Wenger doesn't cave in to such pressure easily.

This line caved - in to pressure in the Anderlecht and at Swansea games.

Moyes and Van Gaal appear to have caved in to the demands of supporters, buckled under the pressure if you like.

I coslept with her until about nine months and then caved in to peer pressure to try cry - it - out.

And if so was the pressure over his sexuality a factor in him caving to the Tory right on Capital Gains Tax?

Greg Clark caved in after four days of pressure in an interview on Sunday to reveal some details of how the government convinced the Japanese manufacturer to produce a fleet of new vehicles at its Sunderland plant.

When the IRS rightly tried to prevent this, howls of partisan persecution went up, and the Obama administration caved in to the political pressure, removing all pretense of a non-bribery fueled system.

Education secretary Alan Johnson claimed Mr Cameron had subtly «caved in» to backbench pressure.

For Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, the thing to underline was his hard - line challenge to Washington Republicans, who he said were caving in the face of Democratic pressure.

Following Wednesday's mass shooting of 17 people at a school in Parkland, Fla., the Democrat said «Congress has caved over and over again to enormous pressure from the NRA.»

Others would likely cave to pressure from a minority of ideologically - minded parents not to teach the material but to avoid what is «controversial,» which in this context means well - established, mainstream science.

I can't imagine anyone throwing rocks at such a great person who has worked in a very competitive industry without losing his moral compass or caving in to the constant pressure to lower standards in order to increase profits!

When your knees cave in there is much more pressure on the knees, so do your best to keep your ankles, knees, and hips in good alignment throughout.

China, Malaysia, Canada and the European Union all had the sense to ban bisphenol A (BPA) for certain uses before the FDA finally caved to pressure and banned it in baby bottles and cups.