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Fifa last week promised to ban third-party ownership within "three or four years", in the wake of pressure from Uefa and players' unions to outlaw the practice.

Alas, both the House and Senate bill exempt self-driving trucks in the wake of pressure from labor unions that are worried about both truckers' job security as well as their safety.

The formal finding comes in the wake of congressional pressure on the White House to confront Russia over the allegations of cheating on the treaty.

Mexican authorities have made promises to prioritize cases like these for years, and in the wake of international pressure, prosecutors now argue that more of the killings are being solved.

In the wake of increasing pressure from shareholders, Yahoo's chief financial officer recently announced that the company was exploring the sale of $1bn to $3bn of patents, property and other "non-core assets".

After a near two-year hiatus, negotiations aimed at reuniting the island's estranged Greek and Turkish communities were restarted in February in the wake of concerted pressure from the US.

That's double the length of time it proposed last fall in the wake of congressional pressure to give the public greater access to such research.

Some speculate that Islamabad is moving aggressively against Islamists in the wake of growing pressure from the Chinese.

The widely-criticized change, taken in the wake of intense pressure from Egyptian officials for the U.S. to stop funding non-registered groups, reversed a Bush-era policy of funding all NGOs and civil society programs.

She also played down the prospect of Burberry following other retailers in rising prices next year, in the wake of cost pressures in the supply chain from spikes in the price of cotton and record freight charges.

The RCN believes the rise in agency spending is partly due to trusts increasing staffing levels in the wake of winter pressures and the Francis report into the Mid Staffs scandal.