"More consistent and rigorous scrutiny of applications would lead to fewer delays, fewer appeals, less uncertainty for the applicant, less pressure on the officials themselves, and probably lower costs for the UK taxpayer".
The two main Ionian cities were Ephesus and Miletus; Miletus was very active in colonization, whereas at Ephesus, where the surrounding country produced enough grain and raw materials for the use of the city, there was less pressure for emigration and the founding of colonies.
Mr. Carpenter saw applying to his alma mater as less pressure for his son, not more.
The Saudi leadership was less concerned; as Lewis put it, from the rank of lieutenant colonel upward "there was less pressure for change".
Less demand for peak electricity means less pressure on high-carbon reserve power stations – reducing the CO2 footprint of not only the store but also the country.
He said he wished New Jersey could put off taking action until the economy improved and there was less pressure for scarce dollars.
"We'd see a lot less pressure for a lot of these unwise gun-control laws that are so hurtful to sportsmen," he said.
With Spanish 10-year bond yields finishing the day at 6.5%, well away from the 7% danger zone, there's less pressure for Berlin to change its view.
He said that the IFS recognised that his party's proposed levy on the banks meant there was "less pressure for us to spell out new tax increases".
But he is under less pressure, for the UK could stand somewhat higher long-term interest rates in a way that the eurozone cannot.
