Sentences with phrase «particular pressure»

Start with the person who is feeling «down» or under particular pressures now.

But there's particular pressure on government agencies and contractors to maintain compliance with regulations.

Airline rewards have come under particular pressure in recent years, as other kinds of rewards such as cash back and merchandise have proliferated and as consumers increasingly perceive that airlines restrict the availability of free tickets.

Mr. Cuomo is facing particular pressure to burnish his progressive credentials: The actress and education advocate Cynthia Nixon, who is challenging him for the Democratic nomination for governor, has blasted him for what she called his «massive disinvestment» in schools and in other areas that affect black and Hispanic residents.

Senate Republicans were under particular pressure from conservatives, who were already upset with the Legislature for legalizing same - sex marriage last year and for approving a tax overhaul in December that created a new tax bracket for the state's highest - income earners.

The charity's Sudan officer said: «We've seen that Christians are coming under particular pressure as well as ethnic minorities.

AT&T in particular pressured Apple to prevent developers from designing apps that allowed calls to be made over a wireless network, which ultimately hobbled Skype into being a Wi - Fi - only product on iPhones.

The argument goes that women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - day Saints are beset by particular pressures and are not encouraged to acknowledge their struggles or suppression.

The plans are being developed to support the Armed Forces in specialisms where there are particular pressures such as intensive care, emergency medicine and neurosurgery.

Most importantly, we control for the letter grades that schools received from the state's accountability system; schools with lower grades may feel particular pressure to increase their scores to avoid accountability sanctions, independent of the effects of the FTC program.

«Analysis of the research responses revealed early career teachers experience particular pressures over their perceived workloads, maintaining a good work - life balance and accessing mentorship,» Dr Hazel said.

The lawyers with Staver Law Group have worked with virtually every major insurer and what particular pressures to apply in order to get them to pay more to resolve your claim.

Justine Roberts, chief executive of the Mumsnet parenting website, says there were particular pressures in some parts of countries, such as London, Birmingham, Bristol and Brighton and Hove.

SRA chief executive, Antony Townsend, said: «The danger of improper financial arrangements is higher in the current market conditions when solicitors and their clients are facing particular pressures.

He said people's concerns should be allayed by extra government funding to invest in public services where there is particular pressure from a higher population.

Sanchez is a player under particular pressure to put in a big performance against Liverpool, with the Chile international yet to really get going since his January move from Arsenal.

This patchwork approach to regulating the nature of foreign owned residential real estate allows subregions in Switzerland to create policies that respond to the particular pressures they face, whether it be foreign investors holding land but not building, or foreign investors purchasing large lots that when developed significantly impact the traditional esthetic of the area.

Be aware of the particular pressures — external and internal — under which each partner is functioning.

Within British manufacturing, particular pressure is being felt by companies that supply the embattled UK retail sector.

The host Cagliari, welcomes Inter without any particular pressure, they are currently at the 12th place of Seria A table and they are 9 points above the places that leads...

Every parent will want to give each child the same opportunities, but it's worth knowing about the particular pressures and challenges girls and boys face so we can work out the best ways to help them achieve their potential.

I was interested to read the candid account by Tessa Jowell of her time in government (TP, Feb), and of the particular pressures that can sometimes be faced by a woman in politics.

I speak to the whips regularly — all MPs do — but I haven't come under any particular pressure.

It is probable that agreement of the CO2 levels in ice cores is due to this diffusion function over time under particular pressures, rather than the original percentage of CO2 in the trapped air.

Lola alludes to some of these particular pressures and concerns.

It is an ancient science which reveals that a particular pressure in certain body parts work like magic to unwind your senses as well as to heal many body ailments.

Artists from the East were always subject to particular pressures.

National public funding cuts and the particular pressure that local authorities are now under means that the challenges facing regional museums have become greater.

Trial dockets were relatively short, as were the trials themselves, and there was no particular pressure or need to create more effective ways to deal with cases.

And so on, without the distraction of trying to figure out if people were revolting or reacting to one particular pressure or event.

Employers should actively consider where the particular pressure points are for individuals in their organisations, such as intensity and variety of work, peer pressure, team dynamics, involvement in decision - making and competing pressures from home.