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Meanings of increase pressure in English

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Usage of increase pressure in English
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The Greens said they proposed the amendment to increase pressure for change.
Reuters
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A short delay might increase pressure on parliament to approve a deal.
Reuters
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A small take-up could increase pressure for more ambitious sovereign debt purchases.
Reuters
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The UK health secretary will increase pressure on Facebook to tackle anti-vaccination propaganda.
The Guardian
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However, Clegg's comments will increase pressure for a more independent investigation.
The Guardian
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If they go badly, it could increase pressure on May to step down.
Reuters
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That, in turn, will increase pressure for more spending on roads.
BBC
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Her announcement will increase pressure from the unions for similar measures in the Republic.
The Irish Times
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The proof-of-life videos were filmed by the guerrillas to increase pressure on the government.
Reuters
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What if the AI fills the atmosphere with CO₂ to increase pressure that way?
Wired
11
In the meantime, the ICC is trying to increase pressure.
Reuters
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He said: Will this result increase pressure on me?
The Guardian
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The news will increase pressure on Chinese authorities to allow the yuan to rise faster.
The Irish Times
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The acreage requires injection of water to increase pressure and extract oil, making operations expensive.
Reuters
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Fraud charges could increase pressure on Cohen to cooperate with prosecutors in the Russia case.
Reuters
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It said it was crucial to increase pressure on TDs in relation to the order.
The Irish Times
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Increase pressure through the time
Increase pressure across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare