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All over the world, as awareness of the climate crisis grew, people concerned about you found ways to put pressure on their leaders.

A long-distance relationship will always put pressure on both of you, but it's a question of how you use that to your advantage.

"We're trying to put pressure from top, with GMs, heads of departments pushing down and frontline supervisors pushing up, " Mr Warner says.

I knew she was going to put pressure on me to give up the idea, and I wondered if I could stand up to it.

And will not meet to put pressure on the children, they will become the spirit of the ensuing tension, physical exhaustion.

And I think it's the rate of change that alarms people, because that's what tends to put pressure on public services, on housing. . .

Because I knew what a great husband he was, and now he was once again beginning to put pressure on me, like he did when I was a little kid.

He tried to put pressure on Huck, but he never could catch Huck with anything big, and Huck kept catching him with straight right hands.

No signs so far, therefore, of the sort of dramatic price drops that might lead to a slump in investment and put pressure on the banks.

China could also try to put pressure on the U. S. by selling some of its vast holdings of Treasury debt.

Sustained higher food bills inevitably put pressure on wages, already increasing by an average 15 per cent a year.

But the U. S. , which hatched the rebalancing plan, says the IMF isn't doing enough to put pressure on countries for change.

A visible strengthening in commodity prices is also likely to put pressure on the Fed to slow down the money printer .

The best option is for the United States to work with other countries to put pressure on Beijing, he added.

For good measure, he added that no other country had the right to put pressure on China to devalue or appreciate its currency.

They put pressure on her to accept a lower price for the car.

They put pressure on her to resign.

"It may be an indirect message to the Americans to put pressure on India to de-escalate the situation, " he told Reuters in Islamabad.

The reason for the downgrade was that bailing out its troubled lenders would put pressure on the sovereign finance.

These negotiations were ultimately fruitless, after Japan and the United States put pressure on Ukraine to pull out of the deal.

When it comes to the Palestinians, that means continuing to put pressure on Hamas to recognise the state of Israel.

'The other option was to go public outside of China . . . to put pressure on, ' Mr. Ferrier said.

"The 30 per cent [target] is a lever to put pressure on other parties, " he said.

The European Union is to stop importing Iranian oil in July, to put pressure on Tehran to stop enriching uranium.

This is expected to put pressure on the company to cut its US prices before Christmas to avoid consumer complaints about the big price gap.

But some saw in this a ploy to put pressure on all parties to reach some sort of agreement.

Eclipses put pressure on us (well, they'll put pressure on you) to act on issues in your life that have plagued you for too long.

They take immediate action, by the Soviet Union to put pressure on China, and China exchange maps, demarcation of the border.

It was here, at the Augustus Platz, that thousands gathered every Monday to put pressure on the East German government.

They're trying all ways possible to put pressure on American Axle, having found themselves at a disadvantageous position in that strike.

Local officials, many of whom were Sufis, started to put pressure on Salafis, forcing their spiritual leader out of Dagestan.

From the start of his tenure, Mr Lee has been readier than his predecessors to put pressure on North Korea.

Today, i again call for business and commercial leaders not to put pressure over renminbi appreciation.

All the work I am doing is not to create fear or put pressure or to harm any group of people.

Judging by Mr Dudley's previous troubles in Russia, Mr Fridman and the Kremlin have plenty of means at their disposal to put pressure on BP.

And the global financial crisis has put pressure on business schools to instill a greater sense of responsibility in their graduates.

I'm not going to put pressure on myself by saying what I'm going to do now because I am a laid-back lad, but I have come here to win things.

But critics say the actions of such a huge seller could put pressure on organic producers.

I don't want to put pressure on you to make a decision, but we haven't much time left.

namely taking maximum points against Birmingham, Burnley, Hull and Arsenal to put pressure on the current league leaders.

But the introduction of five additional casino operators put pressure on Mr Ho, known as the "king of gambling" .

Chiang said the drought will put pressure on China's domestic grain and other food prices.

In November, the BASIC countries forged a united front in Beijing to put pressure on developed countries in Copenhagen.

"The record high oil prices up to mid-2008 have put pressure on the formal oil- linkage in long- term contracts, " the draft adds .

Other countries have also been known to put pressure on foreign companies to make donations to party bank accounts.

When Honda Lock launched a recruiting drive to put pressure on the strikers, he spotted yet another opportunity.

The agency wants to put pressure on local business people, so they, in turn, will put pressure on state officials.

Employers have put pressure on Congress to raise the visa quota, but last years immigration bill failed to go # it.

But I can say that my discovery of undisclosed financial relationships between drug companies and researchers has put pressure on the NIH.

The problem causes women to leak urine when running, coughing, sneezing or other activities put pressure on the bladder.

I had severe pain just moving and twisting my arm. After application of Res-Q the only pain I felt was when I put pressure on my elbow.

The bill will seek to put pressure on countries that the US determines are deliberately misaligning their currencies.

The US bill will seek to put pressure on countries that the US determines are deliberately misaligning their currencies.

But rapid growth in the region, particularly in and around Atlanta, has put pressure on its water supply.

The EU has imposed a series of measures intended to put pressure on the junta, including an arms embargo, visa ban and trade restrictions.

To help retain its talent, Google gave all its employees a 10% pay raise in January, which put pressure on costs and alarmed some analysts.

If he grasps it, that will put pressure on the Tories to come clean about just how they would reduce spending.

The United States had put pressure on Saudi to deliver a credible deal to cap crude prices and underpin faltering economic growth.

eg: We're trying to put pressure on the government to change the law.

The departments in charge ought to put pressure on advertisers.

re trying to put pressure on the government to change the law.

Russia has already used its gas supplies to put pressure on neighbours in Georgia and Ukraine.

We're on a good run and we've got to keep it going and put pressure on Tottenham.

Myriad rankings and ratings put pressure on companies to report on their non-financial performance as well as on their financial results.

The West has relied on Beijing to put pressure on Pyongyang over its nuclear weapons program.

We need three points from our next game at West Bromwich Albion to put pressure on the other teams.

I don't want to put pressure on her, obviously.

You need to let him work, he is doing very well at the moment but don't put pressure on him too early.

If the other analysts revise their estimates closer to his, they would put pressure on the shares.

Florence continued to write many letters which would put pressure on important people to change hospitals for the better.

Drawing away the crowds from inaugural events, leaders hoped to put pressure on the new president to pay attention to women's rights.

The solution is to put pressure on roll correctly adjusted.

If the bleeding does not stop with direct pressure, put pressure on the artery that carries blood to the wound.

City leaders already have several means to put pressure on local websites .

Earlier labour-market reforms continue to put pressure on the unemployed to find work, notes Eckart Tuchtfeld of Commerzbank.

big investors are using their vast holdings to put pressure on board members.

That has put pressure on the Indian rupee, which has fallen to a six-year low against the dollar.

The best way to put pressure on BHP's board is to lift the market-implied deal ratio now.

'It's the first Asian referral and it will put pressure on China, ' said Andrew Small, an analyst with the German Marshall Fund in Brussels.

Higher interest rates would also put pressure on the finances of many ongoing investment projects.

I think the timing is also important if you draw a game when you could have put pressure on another team.

In the UK and in the US, consumers and workers reached the end of their tether and put pressure on government to act.

They put pressure on me to sell my precious land .

The rule has put pressure on the US government and retailers to stop carrying items with bisphenol A.

It would also put pressure on the mainland market to improve its corporate governance standards.

Both domestic and international migration would put pressure on the already limited resources and bring grave challenges to each country.

"Temporary" stimulus might persist so as to put pressure on funding costs over time.

While that has put pressure on food manufacturers like Kraft, whose biggest business is cheese, it also has created opportunity.

It is also expected to put pressure on rivals to strengthen their core businesses .

A political "normalisation" would put pressure on America and the European Union to start relaxing sanctions against Myanmar.

It is also expected to put pressure on rivals to strengthen their core businesses .

A political "normalisation" would put pressure on America and the European Union to start relaxing sanctions against Myanmar.

Several analysts said some Korean companies put pressure on analysts to produce positive ratings.

The return of the bond-market " vigilantes " will put pressure on budgets, which may in turn spur wider reform.

The widening gap between such moguls and others in this still nominally socialist country has put pressure on the wealthy to share more.

If the dollar overshoots, it will undermine eurozone competitiveness and put pressure on Mr Trichet to stimulate growth.

Summer precipitation has decreased and the increase in population has put pressure on the region's water supplies.

A decline in viewership has put pressure on network news operations to curtail spending and find other ways to maintain profit.

That will put pressure on companies to pare down the cash holdings eventually.

Unusually harsh weather, including flooding in Australia, has also put pressure on supplies of raw materials.

We must keep the pressure until the end. We have said 30 per cent as a lever to put pressure on other parties.

But Vietnam posted a $1 billion trade deficit in January -- a problem that has put pressure on its foreign exchange reserves.

Labor experts say Honda's concession will put pressure on manufacturers across China, both foreign and domestic.

The global manufacturing decline could put pressure on governments to pull harder on monetary and fiscal levers.

The protesters have put pressure on Thailand's government for months, with occasional outbreaks of violence.

But analysts warned that the addition of more low-paying users would put pressure on China Mobile's bottom line.

The trade deficit and inflation fueled by the economic growth have put pressure on the country's currency, the dong.

We wanted to put pressure in attack at times and also in defence.

It helps put pressure on Greece for more reforms and cuts in public spending as conditions of the bail-out.

The lack of movement in the yuan has put pressure on central banks in countries that compete with China for world trade.

Moreover, sharply rising unemployment will put pressure on consumer spending.

By committing to this they would also put pressure on America, a near irrelevance at Durban, to join in.

What can the international community do to put pressure on the SPDC to release Burma's 2, 100 political prisoners?

Environmentalists worry that rising global demand for seafood and fish meal will put pressure on small fish.

Although oil prices dropped on Tuesday, the warning from the IEA will put pressure on Opec to increase its production.

Severe market competition continuously put pressure on product prices.

Japanese Transport Minister Seiji Maehara Friday put pressure on Toyota to act more decisively.

Women's campaign groups hope such strains will put pressure for labour market reforms that benefit women.

The arrival of more enticing restaurants has put pressure on older, less fashion- able ones, said Mr Harden.

Fellow centre-right EU leaders last week put pressure on him. He resisted.

Avoid underwire bras, as under wires can put pressure on milk glands and interfere with milk production.

The calls put pressure on China, the world's second-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, to take on more formal commitments.

If deficits continue, self-governing body may put pressure on the financial situation.

If the bleeding does not stop quickly or the wound is large, put pressure directly on it.

It's time for all of us to wake up, live more responsibly, and put pressure on our leaders to have greater accountability.

Many people feel it is better for America not to put pressure on other nations and to make my-way-or-the-highway demands.

Ageing will put pressure on societies at all levels.

That suggests the US may yet put pressure on Israel to hold a credible inquiry.

Various governments have put pressure on the industry to add a health warning to games packages.

Price wars have put pressure on companies' margins, but they have also made mobile telephony more affordable.

Don't let siblings put pressure on you. You can clear up important legalities and sign contracts this week.

Brain Tumors : Brain tumors put pressure on and damage the surrounding brain tissue.

Poor posture can constrict or put pressure on organs, restricting blood flow to them and inhibiting their proper functioning.

The revelations put pressure on the Tories to spell out how they would restrain pay in the corporation.

Google's move also put pressure on large multinationals, at a time when many are feeling their own tensions in China.

to put pressure on the government. The Tokyo stock market rallied later in the day.

Although competition may put pressure on emerging-market banks' high margins, there are offsetting factors.

Managing to put pressure on Mr Bush.

In the short term, rate cuts put pressure on "asset sensitive" banks whose loans are repriced faster than their liabilities.

But that also would raise fears of inflation and put pressure on policy makers to hit the brakes.

The Swiss action will also put pressure on its euro-zone neighbours.

Joints need cartilage for smooth movement and to absorb shock when you put pressure on a joint.

This has put pressure on intermediaries from both on-line and traditional shops.

But he urged the U. S. to find a solution at home rather than put pressure on China.

Conflicting interests have put pressure on U. S. and Chinese military ties.

Destocking in China since the summer amid fears about global demand has also put pressure on naphtha prices.

The financial crisis put pressure on the industry's operating margins.

As those interest rates increase, they will put pressure on the interest rates that other borrowers pay.

I do not want to put pressure on you with this vacation thing.

Yep. Put pressure on this cotton swab for two minutes.

Beijing has put pressure on other countries to boycott the Oslo ceremony and so far 18 embassies have declined to attend.

It will put pressure on domestic institutions to improve the products they offer.

Although a lot of business card printing and membership card making, we can only put pressure on a 60 per cent of transfer to the substrate.

Sometimes tightness in our legs may lead us to run with improper form, which may put pressure on a nerve and lead to the numbness.

"We saw other firms doing massive business and we put pressure on our people to figure out where we were going wrong, " Mr Winters says.

If true, this would then put pressure on India and Brazil to do their bit.

The rate cut expectations put put pressure on the dollar which dropped to within touching distance of a record low against the euro.

"Talent" too does not want to work for firms that destroy forests or fisheries, so it has also put pressure on firms to change.

But according to reports from Vancouver, there is speculation that the EU put pressure on ICANN not to approve .

Any agreement would put pressure on Britain, which has 160 nuclear warheads, and other nuclear powers to reduce their stockpiles.

The signature " Zhang Sheng Yan" micro-blog said, this is the developers directed a farce, to put pressure on the government to.

They can protect the elected government and put pressure on its members to make a political settlement.

The high temperatures put pressure on the city's electric grid.

The economic crisis has put pressure on China's solar power industry.

Adding well over a billion people to the world's population by 2025 will itself put pressure on these vital resources.

He is in a position now to change China's ostrich foreign policy and put pressure on Pyongyang.

Companies could put pressure on the activities of WIPO.

Put pressure on yourself to finish your plans on time or in advance!

That, in turn, has put pressure on the banks to write down their investment accordingly.

Shrinking mortgage holdings in that way is more likely since it won't put pressure on markets.

Several factors will put pressure on food prices.

A severe recession could put pressure on these roles.

Steady attack feel after Maria again equalised in the fifth inning, she put pressure on Li Na to.

With accounts laid open, local media might put pressure on kleptocrats.

How does it make you feel, I mean, does that put pressure on you?

If our friends are all dating someone, we might put pressure on ourselves to find a boyfriend or girlfriend too.

Now he drinks large amounts of water in order to put pressure on the shell.

We knew all our games couldn't be easy and knew Real Sociedad would put pressure on us.

Don't put pressure on yourself to get to your previous level.

In a mistake that is easy to swing too, which will put pressure on the wrist, thus affecting the fluency of the swing.

Last year the Israeli government authorized curbs on Gaza's fuel to put pressure on Palestinian militants firing rockets into Israel.

Now we need to keep winning and put pressure on the Manchester clubs.

back-benchers put pressure on the government to provide safeguards.

The bigger the development, the better the chance at settlement, he says, because the companies put pressure on governments to reach a deal.

The wild market swings at the same time put pressure on traders facing potentially enormous losses.

The Pirate Bay's use of the button could put pressure on Facebook.

This machine is a drum put pressure on a drum. in addition is for.

There is a forming device in it , it can put pressure on the water flow and makes the water dense, thus reducing the water size.

As the Israeli government we can't put pressure on them. We don't have that leverage.

The liquidity needs of the labor market not only to provide supplementary, but also to the severe employment situation has put pressure on.

The severe weather in China's southern region has put pressure on vegetable supplies there.

Especially on matters of national interest, they will most likely not hesitate to play the hard line and put pressure on China.

If you have a cut on your upper leg and you put pressure on it, you're just closing that vessel.

I don't put pressure on myself.

Nash's 2004 departure put pressure on the development of Harris, who was entering his rookie year at the time.

They put pressure on the council to change its housing policy.

I will take my sons and my brothers. My brother says he will vote "no" but I won't put pressure on him to vote "yes" .

Or are you conscious and aware of what movement might put pressure or provoke pain on your knee?

I will not put pressure on Morten Olsen, but he will remember Maradona, who missed the World Cup, and they have probably regretted it.

When we were at 2-2 and the fans were chanting for Wayne Rooney. it put pressure on the players and it didn't do any good for the team.

The birth of twins put pressure on them to find a bigger flat.

Some Westerners assume that changes have occurred in China only because they have put pressure on it to improve its human rights.

We put pressure on the government to change this law.

That deal is still pending approval from Beijing but is likely to put pressure on visitor numbers to the Hong Kong Disney.

In Japan, politicians put pressure on the dominant operator, NTT, to connect people's homes by high-speed fibre lines.

Other countries have also been known to put pressure on foreign companies to make donations to party funds

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At this point you can put pressure on both sides of all loose, hold, at the same time and it was not until the appropriate;

Roughly divided into three steps: first cataplasm put pressure on the shell;

So who are you to put pressure on me