Examples of using Pressuring in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Japan have already agreed to propose two changes aimed at pressuring abusers to disclose the subsidies.
hold the line on sanctions on Russia, and keep pressuring Ukraine's leaders to clean up corruption.
Manafort has been jailed since last June after being accused of pressuring witnesses.
The EBRD, Ukraine's largest international investor, has poured millions into supporting the country's leading agribusinesses while pressuring the government for land reform to increase private investment.
censoring material, and pressuring them into applying self-censorship.
Many legal commentators have said that pressuring a foreign leader to interfere in a US election is the sort of conduct the nation's founders would have considered an impeachable offence.
AIPAC's stated aims include pressuring the Palestinian Authority to adhere to its commitments to fight terrorism
It was assumed that the group would create a basis for pressuring Ukraine to enter the Customs Union
Pressuring refugees and asylum-seekers to return to countries like Syria
Western policy also should refrain from pressuring Ukraine to absorb the economic burden for rebuilding the Donbass,
the legal way to change the constitution is by pressuring the 450 deputies of the Verkhovna Rada to pledge to change the constitution if they hope to be elected in October 2012.
In light of all this, the attempts by the Kremlin's fifth column in Ukraine today to lobby the revival of economic ties could be a reflection of Moscow's loss of its traditional instruments for pressuring Ukraine through trade-based blackmail.
Accordingly, even Steve's excuses did not stop the politicians, since the“king of Las Vegas” was credited with pressuring colleagues of the opposite sex and forcing them to have sex.
the capacity of states to exert control by pressuring those financial institutions(or in fact by overtly controlling them)
no dealers or salesmen pressuring you into something that you may not want.
including for the purpose of pressuring, punishing and/or extracting confessions from political opponents
have taken the bad example he set in the region showing consolidated control of the media, pressuring civil society,
some passengers testified that during the voyage they heard Ismay pressuring Captain Edward J. Smith to go faster,
Two men accused of this killing are closely connected with an extreme right-wing group whose members attended court hearings in Kyiv, pressuring the judges and the jury in some instances.
The new president had leaned on the court at least once before since taking office, pressuring it to approve an anti-constitutional change in the rules governing the formation of parliamentary coalitions.