Sentences with phrase «greater pressure on»

As you see some of that growth in the single - family market getting kind of transmitted over to multifamily, that's just putting greater pressure on household budgets and incomes, and the declining stock of affordable rental housing.

At its worst, the imposition of tariffs on U.S. imports could lead to tariffs on U.S. exports, higher import prices, and greater pressure on inflation as well as smaller markets for U.S. exporters.

Capital has been pouring into the space over the past five years, with new funds and more new players that are putting greater pressure on the supply of investment deals available.

There is also greater pressure on contractors to hit the ground running and start contributing right from the outset.

The issues of the relationship between the EU and the UK, greater pressure on the legal market from new entrants and the pace of change within the legal sector itself all add to the challenges that are being faced.

This is seeing a greater pressure on law firms to embrace technology and change the way they are doing things.

While larger businesses are adapting to these changing customer expectations using shift workers and international call centres, research suggests small and medium sized companies are simply lengthening their working day, putting greater pressure on staff.

The decision places greater pressure on provincial regulators to take steps to avoid orphan site liability.

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is looking to overhaul its anti-money laundering regulation as the EU's Fourth Anti-Money Laundering Directive (4th AMLD) piles greater pressure on financial institutions to combat technology - based crime.

When a group of associates leaves the firm, there is greater pressure on those who remain to learn very quickly and perform at a high level.

The application was denied, but put greater pressure on the OBSI.

Such questions are putting greater pressure on scientists to produce numbers, rather than to refine understanding, says Prof Ted Shepherd, Grantham professor of climate science at the University of Reading.

Whales are already facing significant threats from climate change, marine pollution, ship strikes, etc., and it is irresponsible for industrialized nations such as Iceland to put even greater pressure on these animals by hunting them to supply a luxury food market.

With these kinds of pressures threatening the long - term viability of our oceans and their inhabitants, it is irresponsible to add even greater pressure on whales by hunting them to supply the luxury food market.

He also points out, however, that it does spell greater pressure on what we will see at E3, specifically from Project Natal, PlayStation Move, and the Nintendo 3DS.

If performance pay pits teachers against one another, places even greater pressure on test results, and creates doubts about the system's fairness, more teachers are likely to look for other lines of work.

Again, these reforms were popular on both the political left and right: the left saw in standards a way to create greater uniformity across the school system; the right saw in accountability a way to impose greater pressure on an unresponsive public bureaucracy.

If one potential option for savings is closed, inevitably, it could lead to greater pressure on another service.

«The Charter School Act is an unconstitutional law that impedes the state's progress toward fully funding public education and places even greater pressure on school districts to fill this gap,» the coalition's letter said.

The AFT had always backed tough disciplinary standards (which was clearly in the self - interest of teachers), but the new focus on academics would require much more of, and place greater pressure on, rank - and - file teachers.

Many additional academies will also put greater pressure on the sector's regulator, The Education Funding Authority and the newly established Regional School Commissioners.

This last component would put greater pressure on systems of schools to provide a well - rounded education to all kids.

Another obstacle is the staying power of standards - based reform, which has placed greater pressure on teachers and other educators to demonstrate their effectiveness.

That will in turn put greater pressure on public school systems to clean up their own acts, if only to retain students.

Make sure that your arms are extended wherein you are going to feel greater pressure on the upper region of your tummy.

So, for instance, should smaller, privately owned wells dry up, the masses that rely on them will only have the formal water sector to turn to, said Palaniappan, which will put even greater pressure on an already distressed system that's stacked against the least unfortunate.

This is because there is a higher risk of human interaction and persecution in areas where there are more farms, a greater pressure on natural resources through increased timber extraction and livestock grazing, and even competition for food from domestic animals kept as pets.»

Successive governments have squeezed spending on social housing, putting greater pressure on the need for affordable social housing.

Cameron has promised to ringfence health spending after the next election if the Tories win, a decision that would put greater pressure on other government departments to find savings.

Greater pressure on primary care trusts to increases their responsiveness to local communities is also expected.

The sheer volume of high - profile trials could place greater pressure on the governor to push for changes as he seeks re-election.

That puts greater pressure on the senior centre - back to take on a crucial role in the backline.

This points to the fact that the cult of success exerts greater pressure on boys in our culture than on girls.

Health care cybersecurity compliance laws have also provided a unique opportunity for IT support, Connally said, as updates to government regulations about data storage place greater pressure on hospitals or health insurance providers to keep data secure.

«And learned from the media that he was telling privately other parties that my firing had relieved great pressure on the Russia investigation.»

Given the importance of China to the global growth dynamic, and the country's previous effective peg to the USD, it's not surprising that USD strengthening in 2014 and 2015 placed great pressure on China's growth rate.

On the one hand, owing to improving demand, firms in Ontario and British Columbia are seeing greater pressures on their capacity and expect pressures to build further.

As you may know, all the ivy league schools put great pressure on Christian students who attend there to reject their faith in God and the Bible.

Let's work through the ABCs of these classic controversies: Contraception: A. «The use of contraception in the West has led to a stabilising of the population... However, in less developed countries, the population is rising by as much as 3 \ % a year... This is placing great pressures on food supplies, health services and education».

There will already be great pressure on Arsenal to win at Palace and Man United could ramp it up another notch if they win at Sunderland tomorrow.

That way will put a great pressure on your lower back and in some situations can cause rough backaches even in case you attempt to hold baby's legs in order to push them closer to your chest.

Nevertheless, as a society we have pressed ahead with changes to the benefits system which put great pressure on sick and disabled people to get into jobs.

To a large extent, state fiscal policies have caused great pressure on property taxes in needy cities, counties and school districts, including decisions: to reduce revenue sharing; to decrease the share of local school budgets covered by state aid, to divide the non-federal share of Medicaid costs without considering ability to pay, and to allocate STAR benefits... (read more)

«When the president was giving his inaugural speech, he promised to protect the public purse but the fact is that 110 ministers will put great pressure on the public purse.

In an interview with Akwasi Boateng, Dr. Edward Brenya indicated that the president is using an old method of increasing labour to improve productivity which in this case will put great pressure on the public purse.

The new time limit puts great pressure on young scientists to succeed in academia — fast.

Continued population and economic growth will put still greater pressures on freshwater supplies.

«Also, there's been great pressure on schools to list their results in the light of things like NAPLAN and so forth.

Other high scorers, particularly in East Asia, are assumed — rightly or wrongly — to apply great pressures on students and to «force feed» answers to examination questions rather than to prepare students for broader modes of inquiry.

We're more than doubling targeted investment at areas facing the greatest pressure on numbers - over # 4billion in the next four years.