Mr. Tsvangirai called these attacks the "rollout military plan" and said he had left Zimbabwe when the assaults began to pursue diplomatic pressure against the violence.
It would not be conducive to resolving the issue of denuclearization if Washington miscalculated North Korea's "peace-loving intention" as a sign of weakness and continued to pursue its pressure and military threats, KCNA said.
The elections are part of the country's "road map to democracy," which the generals have pursued under pressure from the United Nations and foreign governments, mainly from the West.
As the inspection reports and Mr. Sopko's aggressive style have gained more coverage in the news media, usually tight-lipped officials from the State Department and U.S.A.I.D. have begun pursuing a pressure campaign of their own.
McDonald's local counsel outlined a strategy it is pursuing to pressure Chief Justice Agustin Calderon to name three impartial judges to the Civil Chamber to hear the McDonald's case.
Having chosen to pursue diplomacy and pressure simultaneously, he bet all the diplomacy on a single roll of the dice, and when that got nowhere was left only with the pressure which may in time also fail.
Mr. Gates has said he does not anticipate any armed Russian incursions into the territory of NATO member countries, but said Moscow was more likely to pursue strategies of "pressure and intimidation," including restricting its supplies of oil and gas, on which Europe depends.
This statement suggests it is unlikely that the international community will pursue sanctions or pressure over the constitution.
But, throughout, Lloyd George was under pressure to pursue the more draconian policy of Clemenceau.
Popular pressure to pursue certain innovations sometimes gets results, of course.
President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has been under intense pressure to pursue and prosecute the killers.
