Sentences with phrase «face pressure»

However, as it consists of data protection authorities from EU member states, the European Data Protection Supervisor, and a representative from the European Commission, it nonetheless has heft and the commission and member states will face pressure to listen to the working party's complaints.

Timing is an important factor in this scam and a lawyer will face pressure to act quickly.

A direct indictment requires the consent of the Attorney General and is rarely used — but may become more frequent as Crowns face pressure to keep cases under 30 months.

Departments face pressure to reduce in - house staff and cut external spending.

The massive demonstrations outside the summit halls, the activist flash mobs within the conference, the demonstrations, and constant in - your - face pressure — this and much more had an effect not just on the tone of the negotiations, but on the substance as well.

West Virginia, where this coal - fired power plant is located, and other coal - heavy states face pressure to cut emission as part of a new Obama Administration proposal.

There, India and China are likely to face pressure to accept limits on their greenhouse emissions.

Publishers also face pressure from their authors, who are beginning to think they deserve a bigger piece of e-book revenue.

I did not face pressure from the salesman or the finance guy and they did not try bothersome tactics when negotiating the price (such as the 4 squares on the paper, etc.).

Again, other states with laws like Massachusetts» likely will face pressure from dealer groups to change the law to avoid a Tesla - like problem in their state, as happened in Michigan this week.

For years, critics of test - based school accountability have pointed out that when schools face pressure to raise students» scores in math and reading, they tend to respond by doubling down on those two subject areas and cutting back on the teaching of history, art, music, civics, and more.

She wrote that «since teachers face pressure to improve scores and since poverty - stricken students generally underperform on high - stakes tests, schools serving low - income students are more likely to implement a style of teaching based on drilling and memorization that leads to little learning.»

Inspectors might face pressure (maybe even bribes) to raise schools» grades.

Teachers may have insufficient math knowledge, may be left with too little time for ostensible niceties, or may face pressure from colleagues, students and parents who insist that the right answer is all that matters.

Lions Quest helps provide protective factors by creating a strong connection to school, involving parents in the lives of their children, and helping students gain the knowledge, skill, and commitment to make healthy choices when they face pressure to use alcohol, drugs, and tobacco.

Today, education schools face pressure to improve from all directions.

Like teachers in many other countries, South Korean educators face pressure to score high on standardized tests.

Another unnamed MP said the move would remove competition from the education system, and added that ministers would face pressure from backbenchers to abandon the plans.

«It seems the schools at the bottom of the achievement hierarchy in Wales are performing poorly because they just don't face the pressure faced by schools in England».

Findings suggest that if experienced educators did not face the pressure of a backloaded retirement system with large peaks and valley, but were instead offered a smooth, steady benefit accrual, more teachers would stay in the classroom for longer.

Despite the Republican zeal for shrinking the Education Department, lawmakers are likely to face pressure to preserve funding for their constituents.

They might fear being labeled as poor teachers if word gets out that their students cheat; or they might not want to face the pressure of punishing cheating students and confronting their parents.

One clear reason is that they face no pressure to do so.

The bad news: States face pressure to meet increasing health - care costs and to replenish rainy - day and other funds legislatures tapped in recent years.

Schools face pressure to comply with legislation and guidelines around sustainability, most notably, Part L of the Building Regulations and BREEAM which stipulates buildings must demonstrate good practice around energy efficiency.

Schools and colleges up and down the country continue to face pressure on standards, space, maintenance and budgets.

What if we didn't have to face the pressure of actually doing it right now, but instead, just be willing to do it right now?

And they face pressure to assimilate, while their parents worry that they are...

Indeed, we find an average increase of about 0.06 math course credits per student in schools that face pressure to avoid a Low - Performing rating.

It's also not uncommon for WHEELS alums to face pressure to financially support their families while in college; some have dropped out when a family member couldn't work.

As 2020 approaches, education managers will face pressure to focus on eliminating paper processes across all areas where it's no longer required and to invest in automated and digital services.

Fathers in home - schooling families face pressure as sole wage earners, and many do some tutoring and help with housework.

In an economy where the future looks bright, students will apply themselves to their studies, parents will monitor the quality of education, and teachers will face pressure to really teach.

Was there any pressure to get the movie ready for 2014 and did you face any pressure from Toho to get the rights to create a Hollywood version?

As there are least feelings involved in relations so you never face any pressure about how to impress and please your partner.

With the barrage of before - and - after shots from models, actresses and fitspos whose bodies appear to bounce back from pregnancy, women face pressure to defy natural processes associated with motherhood.

It is no secret that scientists face pressure to publish in top - tier journals, and such papers are widely viewed as a requirement for career advancement.

«Student - athletes face pressure, and there is lot of opportunity for failure, which can be a key component of depression,» he said.

The findings suggest that the Indo - Pacific area would see a 40 per cent increase in fisheries catches at 1.5 C warming versus 3.5 C. Meanwhile the Arctic region would have a greater influx of fish under the 3.5 C scenario but would also lose more sea ice and face pressure to expand fisheries.

At the same time, although postdocs who opt for corporate R&D face pressure to deliver results and prove their value to the enterprise, down the road they won't have to sweat the high - stress race to make tenure that is singular to universities.

Meanwhile, existing coal - fired power plants, many of which date to the 1970s or earlier, will continue to face pressure to close as other environmental regulations target conventional coal pollutants like nitrogen oxides, mercury and particulate matter.

Murphy has yet to confirm when and where he might stand for Holyrood, but will face pressure from within the party and from his opponents to do so quickly, rather than wait until the Scottish parliament election in May 2016.

The CPRC believes the key to solving these problems lies at the national level, saying governments face pressure to press on with addressing the problem through social protection.

Lawmakers will face pressure, though to spend the one time surplus on other recurring expenses, like schools.

And Theresa May will face pressure at home and abroad to improve her offer.

Mr Huhne is unlikely to face pressure to resign over his affair.

Cameron will face pressure from Eurosceptic Tories after the success of the UK Independence party.

Martins was expected to face pressure from Senate Republicans not to make the leap because his Nassau County Senate seat is key to their holding the majority in the chamber.

In remarks immediately seized on by Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, the senior Tory said that the party's MPs have to rebel against the leadership because they face pressure from hardline associations.

Mr Gove's comments came as the woman who replaced him current Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary, Liz Truss, continued to face pressure to intervene in the row.