public press

How To Use public press In A Sentence

• He contends that ‘public pressure can awaken Congress to an opposition role.’
• President Nicolas Sarkozy has refused to give in to growing public pressure, insisting that the pension overhaul is needed to prevent the system from going broke. French Unions Announce More Strikes
• Environmental authorities in Beijing, China's notoriously smoggy capital, have started releasing more detailed pollution data in response to public pressure. Beijing releases pollution data after public pressure
• Yet banks will have to weigh political and public pressure to curb pay against competitive pressures. Times, Sunday Times
• The problem is that the paper has fired this trainee journalist presumably due to public pressure and not, one assumes, some facts of his resume.
• And due to public pressure - which came in the form of letters, phone calls, taunts, jeers and even bomb threats - the city was forced to pull the plug on the project.
• As early as the mid-1970s, the desire of the polytechnics to be put on an equal footing with the universities was viewed by some, including the public press, to be detrimental to their mission.
• Public pressure forced the maquila bosses to provide buses to ferry the girls home safely.
• Within 24 hours, five members of the caretaker government had succumbed to public pressure to quit. Times, Sunday Times
• Congress may bow to public pressure and lift the arms embargo.