Don't expect him to do an about-face under pressure from lenders, they warn, saying he would sooner leave politics than betray his beliefs.
Scott knows they will face a Les Bleus side under pressure to sign off their build-up programme with a resounding home win at the Stade de France.
The repair tasks required the excavation of a mine in the tunnel face under atmospheric pressure and a sealing and stable environment.
It would have been the first time these youngsters have faced playing under pressure from supporters who have paid to watch their team and watch their team win.
Being governor ain't exactly being the dogcatcher, and no one would guess that among America's 50 state executives there's one who face-plants under pressure like Mrs Palin did.
The Met is apparently a force under pressure—"facing daily criticism for a service stretched too thin," in the words of the narrator.
Until President Pervez Musharraf's abrupt about-face under American pressure last fall, they were prominent public figures, many of them on the payroll of the powerful Inter-Services Intelligence agency.
But he did a sharp about-face yesterday, apparently under pressure from shareholders.
* The challenges facing a planet under pressure demand a new approach to research that is more integrative, international and solutions-oriented.
The production ramp-up is underlying various changes which productive companies have to face under a constant pressure of time, costs, quality and flexibility.
As the smarmy voice-over puts it, "They try to keep a smile on their face, and stay cool under pressure".
