Until the last administration all governments, under whatever pressures, recognised the absolute need for regulatory stability, consulted widely, and above all did not act retrospectively.
Whatever pressure we feel is self-inflicted.
With the single market in peril and depression looming, Mrs Merkel would come under huge pressure to pay whatever it takes to save the rest of the euro zone.
Look at the cause of the pressure, whatever it is, and begin to ask yourself these questions: What are the pressures I am being put under here?
The unities of form and feeling in Tuymans's work may be shallow — as, under time pressure, he seizes upon whatever resolution of a picture first beckons.
But giving evidence, he insisted his colleagues had known about the umbrella, and said UBS bosses placed him under enormous pressure to increase profits, whatever the means.
Yet it's undoubtedly true that in a summer in which so many will be playing for the highest stakes, many of the great sporting hopes, from whatever country, will buckle under the pressure.
Whatever he does is done under the pressure of events, under the pressure of the public opinion".
The book was written very quickly, under deadline pressure, and I just grabbed whatever seemed relevant to me.
Wal-Mart de Mexico executives, he said, were under pressure to do "whatever was necessary" to obtain permits.
