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But he will be under immediate pressure to boost profits.

Indeed, Mr. Sharon came under immediate pressure on Sunday from opposition politicians over Ms. Arbel's recommendation.

Melbourne made a strong start, putting the Hawks under immediate pressure.

The Hawks then started the match as if inspired by that ceremony, putting the Eagles under immediate pressure.

The Spanish government will also come under immediate pressure to legalise the Batasuna party and other separatist organisations that were banned for being Eta fronts.

Asia was in financial crisis, several Japanese banks had collapsed, and he came under immediate pressure to ease monetary policy to soften the blow.

If "you dramatically scale back subsidies and have no individual mandate to avoid adverse selection and keep premiums down," said Edwin Park, vice president for health policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, then states would be under "immediate pressures to roll back more and more" of those protections.

But it does not appear to be under any immediate pressure to repay the money.

Even now, however, the Government is under little immediate pressure to follow through.

It means that it is under no immediate pressure to sell.

That means that household budgets stretch a bit further and the Bank of England is under no immediate pressure to raise the cost of borrowing.