And the Soviet Union is constantly harried about its repressive policies.
But the opposition was constantly harried by the police, who often found reasons to ban heralded rallies.
But a fractious coalition, struggling with a weak economy, and constantly harried by an angry PPP on the opposition benches, might soon collapse.
Pekerman could argue that Riquelme was being constantly harried by Torsten Frings, Germany's most influential contributor, and can be thankful for a lenient referee.
Once inside, we were constantly harried by officials and Iranian supporters alike, who watched like hawks for any sign of aberrant behaviour.
The report, saying that many ferry employees appear to be overworked and constantly harried, called for the hiring of 95 new employees and reducing overtime.
But the journalists described the rebels as a bedraggled lot, constantly harried by the army and desperately short of arms, ammunition and food.Nor is there much sign of the uprising announced in July by the "Lao Citizen Movement for Democracy".
Nevertheless, he was constantly harried by Griqua raiders from the south, Zulu armies from the east, and the Pedi kingdom, which was establishing itself as the most formidable power in the northeastern Transvaal region.
Against that kind of leadership, he paranoically proclaims (in 1930!), "All designs of political hegemony will crumble to dust, even those of the French nation, which without an ounce of originality in body or spirit and utterly devoid of breadth or depth of being constantly harried the other peoples of Europe in body and spirit and now even threatens them with their demise".
"Bradley was constantly harried by Dave.
If she wasn't constantly harried, she told me, she might not know who she was.
