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bring pressure to bear upon

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See: compel, constrain


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Is there no authority who will bring pressure to bear upon this airport management in defence of a long-established and worthwhile community asset?
``I have attempted to bring pressure to bear upon the Church authorities to admit that there are considerable shortcomings in the way in which complaints of clergy transgressions are handled.
By bringing this rally to the Council House, we are calling on the elected members of the council to bring pressure to bear upon the non-elected hospital trust members.
 
 
 
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