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Ms Clyne has come under considerable pressure ever since taking up the chair of the Jewish Society at Soas.
The researchers on the project said they had come under considerable pressure from the government for it to be successful.
And he has come under considerable pressure from the state's Democratic leaders to promise to appoint Mr. Carnahan's widow, Jean, should Mr. Carnahan win.
"They will have come under considerable pressure to come up with something more in line with the United States and Japan.
It seems clear that both will come under considerable pressure to set out their positions sooner rather than later.Trade diplomacy does often rely on brinkmanship.
He said that while still chairman of the bank, he had come under "considerable pressure" from ministers to conclude the Co-operative's much-publicised agreement to buy 600 branches from Lloyds.
"I still have hopes he is going to vote with us," said Mr. Webb, who said he believed that potential Republican backers of his plan were coming under considerable pressure from the Bush administration and the party leadership to deny Democrats a victory.
Governments affected by plummeting tax incomes became determined to flush out assets hidden in tax havens, and Liechtenstein came under considerable pressure to apply greater banking transparency.
Throughout April 1968, McGuinn came under considerable pressure from Parsons to recruit Maness as a full member of The Byrds, so that the band's new country material would sound authentic in concert, but McGuinn resisted, although Maness has stated in interview that he declined the invitation anyway.
Sissi, a former defense minister and career military intelligence officer, is likely to come under considerable domestic pressure to respond forcefully to the attack.
