As part of his over-all push to strengthen the country's economic and political authority, Abe, a member of Japan's longstanding, conservative ruling party, has been pressing for a revision of Japan's constitution, specifically Article 9, which forbids the country from taking part in war.
House and Senate conferees remained stymied on tax revision legislation today, with representatives pressing for higher taxes on business and senators resisting.
But aiming for a more ambitious system, and pressing ahead with construction without negotiating a revision of the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty with Moscow, would likely provoke Russia and China to build new missiles and warheads.
The other criticisms, how ever, seem only to sharpen his determination to confront in each new revision large eco nomic concerns of pressing im mediacy in terms acceptable to the instincts of this nation, i.e., from a position listing neither to left nor right.
If Mr. Lyons and others are pressing Mr. Blagojevich to reconsider the moratorium, another group is pressing for more revisions.
Finally, feminist revisions to the history of philosophy and the canon raise important and pressing questions concerning how to weave women philosophers securely into the story of philosophy so that they begin to appear in the philosophical curriculum.
If complete code revision is impossible, Congress and the administration are all but certain to address a few pressing problems in the current system.
It was pressing... and pressing.
Mr. Remini kept pressing.
Rogers Smith sees no pressing need to alter the current policy and believes that, because congressional committees have repeatedly considered but refused to adopt revisions to it in the three decades since we first wrote, this perception is widely shared.
Already time was pressing.
