While those issues were resolved, city governments all over North America are continually under pressure to stop any kind of potentially damaging events when things are perceived to have gone wrong or have cost taxpayers money.
Their budget is continually under pressure and based on select recent congressional member comments, that is not likely to change soon, meaning the IRS will have to do things cheaper and more efficiently.
Howard Spindel, a leading expert on Shield nickels, notes that Shield nickel dies produced far fewer coins than other coin dies, as the dies wore out so fast that the Mint was continually under great pressure to produce new ones.
The HA1 domain of HA, the major antigenic protein of influenza A viruses, contains all the antigenic sites of HA and is continually under selection pressure driven by the host's immune response.
"We must not continually under-rate what we have achieved.
The Sami were taxed by the Norwegians in the 9th century and by the Karelians in the 13th century and since that time have continually retreated northward under pressure from their southern neighbours.
In addition, it's a program under pressure, killing continually, and losing its own personnel at a startling and possibly unsustainable rate due to "wounds" that no one ever imagined as part of this war.
"They put us under pressure because we continually gave the ball away cheaply, and that was the most disappointing thing on the night," added O'Neill.
Meanwhile, within France, they are continually being moved from place to place, as courts, under pressure from local mayors, order them to evacuate their squalid shantytowns.
Throughout the focus groups participants continually highlighted how crisis decision making was no longer the norm and that family and staff were not under pressure to make last minute decisions.
From the north it was continually subject to the pressure of the advancing Vietnamese, a people racially related to the Burmese and Thai, who were themselves under pressure from the Chinese.
