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Mr Obama vowed to continue to pressing for reform until he leaves office in 2017 but the White House has made clear that it was unlikely to attempt another broad push on gun control through the Republican-led Congress.

Burbank Water and Power plans to continue to pressing the use of solar energy for economic and aesthetic reasons in an effort to reach the city's goal of securing a third of its resources from renewable sources by 2020.

He took advantage of his stay to continue pressing for press freedom in Bangladesh.

The proposed changes did not satisfy all the protesters, who say they will continue to hold rallies pressing for more change, including one scheduled for Sunday.

Obesity and diabetes continue to be pressing public health concerns, accounting for 2.8 and 1.5 million deaths globally each year, respectively [ 21].

Griffith, the Republican congressman from Virginia, said Goodlatte plans to continue pressing for changes to the ethics office despite push back.

The administration is now committed to finding an international coordinator, described as a "super envoy," to synchronize the full range of efforts in Afghanistan, and to continue pressing for more NATO troops to fight an insurgency that made this the most violent year since the Taliban and Al Qaeda were routed in December 2001.

Dodd snarled that his opponents had misled the public and vowed to continue pressing for new laws to combat unauthorized copying of intellectual property.

In a statement issued after the indictments, Mr. Sam Rainsy called on the European Union to continue pressing for a return to democracy in Cambodia.

The outcome is expected to give Mr. Khatami a mandate to continue pressing for the reforms he had championed in his first four-year term, reforms that were largely thwarted by the conservative clerics who cling tightly to power in Iran.

Argentina and Brazil were determined to maintain the G-22 alliance and to continue pressing for more equitable trade for farmers in developing countries.