bow to pressure

Within days, Starr bowed to pressure from the right and changed his mind about taking the job.

They say the case is a frightening example of a major university bowing to pressure.

There is no way this company would bow to pressure from the outside."

But he said he would not bow to pressure from any groups.

He bowed to pressure from others in the group.

I believe that the Commission's proposal has already bowed to pressure from industry to too great an extent.

By refusing to bow to pressure on a purely personal matter, she sets just the right example.

Capitol Records subsequently bowed to pressure and pulled the song.

Bowing to pressure from his father, he agreed instead to study architecture in Berlin.

But prosecutors are improperly political if they bow to pressure to protect members of the president's party or team.

Mr. Power acknowledges that he has bowed to pressure from the industry at least once.

It was not a case of bowing to pressure from the French Government.

"Burgess hardly seems like the kind of man to bow to pressure.

I bowed to pressure and let myself be tranq'ed.

"We will not bow to pressure from you," Picard replied.

The government refuses to bow to pressure over the breast implant row.

"They were anxious not to be seen as bowing to pressure, but they did."

Some laundering centers may bow to pressure to tighten their laws, they say, but others quickly open up.

Only a day earlier, she had reluctantly bowed to pressure from senior Congress Party members to accept the job.

Some critics have accused the school of bowing to pressure from a patron and parent.

Even the South African government finally bowed to pressure and tried several operators for murder.

Those who wait for him to blink, to bow to pressure or to compromise, wait on.

The practice of bowing to pressure - both peer and political - is as old as America itself.

Bowing to pressure from their managers, they changed their name to Egg in early 1969.