What makes it verge on the scandalous is that the pressures exerted by the BBC on local news services are unrelated to the quality of its output.
Lipscy analyzes how influential global organizations like the U.N. Security Council and International Monetary Fund react, or, in some cases, don't react to pressures exerted by rising nations.
"In large measure, the current crisis in the corporate world is the result of C.E.O.'s being overly responsive to pressures exerted by shareholders," he says.
Even under the pressures exerted by the overlying strata, rocks become soft like silly putty or outright molten in the form of magma at these temperatures.
The pressures exerted by the baby boom generation, which had now reached adolescence, created a dramatic situation and pushed Québec's weak educational system to its breaking point.
Experimental evidence indicates that acoustic pressures exerted by US act, in part, on mechanosensitive ion channels to modulate activity.
The Vatican Secretariat of State even compared news reports to the pressures exerted by foreign crowns to influence conclaves in past centuries.
An indispensable service, it has long struggled with the vast pressures exerted by a growing, longer-lived and increasingly demanding population.
After 1853, moreover, Japan opened its door equally to other Western countries, a result of pressures exerted by the United States Navy under Admiral Matthew C. Perry.
Industrial enclosures, such as conventional process equipment, are normally too weak to withstand the pressures exerted by only partly developed and confined dust explosions.
There are the not-so-subtle pressures exerted by the client to see things the client's way and the more subtle pressures from the firm not to jeopardize the fee stream that the client generates.
