Exemplos de uso de Put under pressure em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We were put under pressure by governments.
However, the delay had not, in itself,meant that the complainants were put under pressure.
He is put under pressure and is unable to take a break.
Very economical, the fogger works through the air put under pressure with a hand pump to spray droplets of water.
Put under pressure by the interviewer, the bishop also responds to other objections.
Since then, the country has been put under pressure to allow more and larger lorries through.
In a radio interview before the meeting he stated that Switzerland was not going to be put under pressure to give up sovereignty.
Bela Kun was put under pressure and attacked relentlessly.
In addition, Globovisión, which still maintains an editorial line independent from the government,is being put under pressure to change this.
One is put under pressure, you do not find people to discuss things with.
He also said that his family has been put under pressure by the Iranian government to cooperate.
Put under pressure from his own government, Alfred has no alternative but to embark on this adventure, where he gets more than he bargained for….
However, Member States are, in fact,being put under pressure by the threat of commissioners being removed.
The reason for this is because you do not have to repay anyone for the invested capital and you orthe business is not put under pressure to perform or repay at set dates.
Something about being put under pressure just has a habit of making me forget things.
The Red and Whites' captain played the whole game andsaw his teammate Robert Lewandowski score a hat-trick against a Latvian defense that was quickly put under pressure.
The Commission has been put under pressure by campaigns from businesses and from elements in this House.
The schools and the aid work linked to the Church, which are helped also by funds set aside for the philantropic and non profit-making sector,risk being put under pressure.
I do not want doctors to be put under pressure and to become salesmen and-women for the pharmaceutical industry.
Buried in Volume Three, amongst a detailed examination of the Data Protection Act,Leveson lays out the modus operandi of certain newspapers when put under pressure to reform.
In practice, drivers are then put under pressure to achieve a maximum turnover in order to be able to make any money.
I think you should have the matter put on the agenda again as quickly as possible so that we can have a public debate and so that the politicians andministers can be put under pressure.
I can be kidnapped andmy wife can be put under pressure and my child, these are the things scientists at my level will accept.
The use of the Fuji SiC light further complements the tyre performance and also improves circulation" progressive special" action where is fast on the tail andsatellite dish in the middle section where is put under pressure.
Schreiner had allegedly been put under pressure to reveal Mr Marotta's name so that her daughter could continue to have health care.
Stress urinary incontinence: The main symptom of SUI is urinal leakage,which develops when your bladder is put under pressure, for example when you cough, sneeze, laugh or do physical exercise.
You are now, however,being put under pressure by Germany, where at least 70% of people would vote against the Constitution if they were allowed to vote on it.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,those of you who have known me for many years know that there can be no possibility of me being put under pressure, as Mrs Grossetête or Mr Cabrol seemed to think, for I am a free-acting Member of this Parliament.
It is not just a case of Western culture being put under pressure by demands for such things as headscarves for schoolteachers, but also of Muslim immigrants becoming ever more hostile to Christian symbols and traditions.
I do not wish to take on board the extra amendments now on the table, therefore, because they put under pressure the compromise adopted with an overwhelming majority by the Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism.