public pressure

Since then, both have been under public pressure to step down.

"The political will has to be there because of public pressure," he said.

But he brought no private or public pressure to bear.

They reversed course under public pressure a few weeks later.

With continued public pressure, both steps are possible by next year.

It was one of those things that public pressure would hurt, not help.

Public pressure on corporations is also building - often from within business itself.

Under public pressure, he gave up coaching after that season.

And also because a great wave of public pressure built up.

Instead, water regulators hope that public pressure will work as it has in the past.

He said public pressure would help bring about agreement on an ethics bill.

He later gave up his plan under public pressure and also fear of bombing during the war.

Due to public pressure, the project was abandoned in 1975.

The editorial staff is subject to no real public pressure.

"We want to come up with a course of action to mobilize public pressure."

For one thing, they point out, Congress reacts to public pressure.

This isn't about public pressure, but tension inside the club.

'There is a lot of public pressure for better service, especially in this area.

Meanwhile, the government comes under public pressure to resolve the problem.

So after just two years and under great public pressure, Williams resigned in 1859.

Only public pressure will force pro leagues into taking action.

The strike followed, and public pressure grew to end it.

Public pressure eventually forced the government to set up the Inquiry.

But it would demonstrate that public pressure can produce results.

An increase of about 50 percent was defeated in Congress last winter under public pressure.