Topeka is among many state capitals where policymakers face fiscal duress, leaving lawmakers to make painful choices between cutting services and raising taxes Republicans have long criticized.
What's more, it agreed not to raise raise class sizes in the future even if it faces financial duress.
Faced with the double duress of a tanked economy and electoral calamity, the government is falling prey to the party's radical egalitarian tradition.
Active Appearance Models (AAMs) are able to align efficiently known faces under duress, when face pose and illumination are controlled.
The defence of duress was not realistically available, and faced with the material now available, no responsible counsel would have advised her that the case should be contested on this basis".
Although Giáp went to work "reluctantly, under duress", he may have found the task easier due to the fact that he was faced with a fait accompli.
An emergency tax was imposed occasionally and were applicable when the kingdom was under duress, such as when it faced natural calamities, or was preparing for war or overcoming war's ravages.
It does, however, mimic its predecessor, last year's well-received Left 4 Dead, as a finely calibrated, pure test of teamwork, spatial awareness, reflexes, eye-hand coordination and, perhaps most important, the ability to stay cool under duress (if facing a dozen zombies who are trying to julienne you qualifies as duress).
At last year's television industry upfront, the then NBC entertainment chief faced a sea of marketers pitching a fourth-place network in duress.
The measure faced strong resistance from conservatives and from others who argued against imposing a law, despite the failure of a voluntary system that was adopted — under duress — by German businesses in 2001.
The book is all mind, and an observant, taut, astringent mind it is, though there is something almost unhinged about so much rationality in the face of such duress.
