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But he acknowledged that it might also take pressure from the streets.

But lawmakers from each party agree it will take pressure from the president for the measure to survive.

It will take pressure from European institutions and the Slovaks themselves to keep the coalition focused on Slovakia's daunting problems.

"A long shot – its out of our hands, we've got to win the next five games," he said, surely to take pressure from his players.

It's going to take pressure from the public because as long as people are making money off of [naked shorting] the sociopathic types have no incentive to do anything differently.

It took pressure from women in the ranks, in politics, and in civilian life.

"But it took pressure from their friends, and political pressure as well, to overcome a reluctance about what they were really doing".

(It took pressure from team sponsors, including the Radisson hotel chain — and from Minnesota's governor — to force him off the active roster).

Even in the midst of all this, it took pressure from the Japanese government to persuade the company to recall 2010 Prius models with brake problems.

However, such agencies sometimes fail to act on complaints promptly or thoroughly, and it takes pressure from the news media to jolt them into action.

The aggressive ballot reform plan he unveiled on Monday begins to make amends for that shabby episode, even if it took pressure from Mr. Bruno to finally goad the governor into action.