Saddam under pressureIn response to American threats, and tough pressure from its fellow Arabs, Iraq said the UN's weapons inspectors could return to Iraq, without conditions.
Yet the international community still has not mustered the tough pressure that might force Mr. Assad to stop the killing, or Syria's Army and business elite to toss him out.
The Mexicans are under tough pressure from the United States, which since Sept. 11 has feared that global terrorists could easily slip into Mexico and then cross into the United States.
Trying to bowl on a turning pitch, bit out of rhythm, very tough, pressure's on, you learn from that because he's that sort of cricketer and next time he'll be better".
But they too backed down reluctantly under tough pressure from the government and after three Scottish players said they would refuse to take part.If such organisations found it so difficult to read the national mood, the royal family themselves, cut off and no doubt shattered by Diana's death, found it harder.
If Levie and Dorsey can rebuild their products under excruciatingly tough pressure, both companies have a chance to get out from their predicament.
Under Mr Osborne it is the non-protected departments that remain under toughest pressure.
Bryant called the shot one of the toughest pressure shots he has ever made.
"He pitched at a high level in the postseason under the toughest pressure," Cashman said.
