Federal officials pressing Elian's relatives in Miami to sign a pledge to turn over the boy if they lose in court pushed back the deadline to Tuesday from today.
But friends and relatives were pressing her to choose a private school so that her son could become fluent in English.
They walked for eight days straight with barely any food or water until they reached the top of Mount Sinjar, where they stayed briefly before pressing on to the relative safety of Iraq's Kurdistan Region.
Now, 146 years later, Lee's descendants and the victims' relatives have been pressing the Mormon Church for an apology.
Keep pressing until the absolute or relative references you'd like are selected, then hit until the absolute or relative references you'd like are selected, then hit.
Even Larry Summers, the scourge of liberals, argues that "budget deficits are now a second-order problem relative to more pressing issues facing the US economy," such as tepid economic growth.
Yet, this change in policy is insignificant, relative to Congress' pressing need to compromise soon.
It is also possible, as Miller et. al. suggest in the context of oncology, that patients who believe they are cured may in fact neglect their care, and future physicians may also regard the continuing care of 'cured patients' as a lower priority relative to other pressing health needs.
At other times, physicians feel that relatives are 'taking over', pressing for investigations and treatments that are medically unbeneficial for the patient or against the patient's preferences.
The metallurgical phase of nanocomposites is shown in Fig. 3 in the longitudinal and traverse directions relative to the hot pressing direction.
