Meanings of put significant in English

The agreement also put significant restrictions on Glenview's trading in Tenet's securities.

Performance mechanisms put significant financial sums at risk against delivery of those commitments.

The move had put significant stress on middle to low-income families, Ms Shanks said.

Lakes District Mayor Jim Boult says freedom campers have put significant pressure on… Audio

The England batsmen, in stark contrast, put significant numbers on the board and in quick time.

He expects that this will put significant pressure on financial institutions at the back end of 2013.

And we did, but we never got a margin where we could put significant pressure on Arizona.

It's meant they've put significant plans for building houses on the green belt and we worry about that.

An official said China had the capability to put significant forces into Hong Kong "within several hours".

That means Kohl has the ability to put significant pressure on the Justice Department to block the proposed merger.

Repayments were due to start in September and would have put significant strain on an already struggling Tongan economy.

World Rugby Chief Executive Brett Gosper says the governing body continues to put significant resources into improving rugby in the region.

Lakes District Mayor Jim Boult says freedom campers have put significant pressure on public reserves by Lake Hayes and Lower Shotover.

Mr Hehir said that would put significant pressure on restaurant brands because the managers would be expected to run the stores.

Should it experience high demand, he said the bank is ready to put significant resources behind its operation, including people and technology.

Unfavorable economic conditions resulting from Covid-19 is now further impacting their financial performance and will continue to put significant pressure on profitability.