A shoulder injury to Michael Witt has forced under-pressure Saints coach Steve Price to elevate recruit Sam Williams to the No 7 jersey.
Returning to France in 1427, Bedford had continual success until he was forced, under pressure from a French army led by Joan of Arc, to raise his siege of Orléans in April 1429.
Stone aggregate, to a depth of 23 feet, was then deposited between these walls and consolidated into a concrete floor by a process of grouting in which colloidal cement grout was forced under pressure between the interstices of the aggregate, subsequently setting to form the whole into concrete.
Jeffrey Greenberg Marsh & McLennan chief forced under pressure to resign; no charges filed, 2004.
More and more transport firms, however, are forced, under pressure from their customers, to adopt information and communication technologies and to include informational service operations.
The Met is apparently a force under pressure—"facing daily criticism for a service stretched too thin," in the words of the narrator.
Provincial police forces are under pressure to stop hooding detainees after it emerged that the practice has been used hundreds of times despite being banned by Britain's biggest police forces.
In Misurata in recent days, since the Qaddafi forces withdrew under pressure from the center of the city, the fighting has shifted to the outskirts and is now often waged on rolling and sometimes open terrain.
The suspected murder of the ambassador by an officer also trains scrutiny on Rio's police forces, already under pressure over extrajudicial killings, torture, forming militias and assassinating candidates in municipal elections.
These days, Afghanistan's armed forces are under pressure as never before to dramatically step up their performance in everything from literacy to logistics.
