"We have to do something to pressure the government, which has abandoned us," one resident, Jaime Guerra, said.
The government needs to deal with this problem, while doing something to relieve the pressure on the beer and pub trade.
At the time, Churchill said a second front was impossible, but by the Tehran Conference, it was clear that the Allies had to do something to take pressure off the Soviet army.
It seems widely accepted that Miliband has to speak more about immigration, but some are demanding a toughening of policy by making clear that Labour could impose targets for unskilled workers for the EU, and that it will do something to lift pressure on public services, especially new housing.
Analysts say that the pharmaceutical giant has to do something to ease the pressure, either via a mega-merger or through a bevy of smaller deals.
"I think she needed to do something to take the pressure off herself because of her non-endorsement in the Democratic [presidential] race," Fehrnstrom posited.
The Bank of England has been under pressure to "do something" to push down the overvalued pound though pressure may ease after the pound fell sharply of its own accord this week.
"I feel pressure to do something, to bring in some income," he explained.
Mr. Paulson and others at Treasury began to warm to her idea as they felt under increasing pressure to do something to stem the coming wave of foreclosures.
Ingrid W. Reed, director of the New Jersey Project at Rutgers University, said Democrats are feeling pressure to do something to convince voters they are working to repair the state's reputation.
