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Leonardo is coming under increased pressure and was jeered off the pitch tonight, but says he has no regrets about becoming Milan coach.

The bank's bosses argue that the cost of coming under the thumb of the British government would have been higher still.

It was just days after Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans when four of the officers responded to a report of police coming under fire.

Existing models are coming under increasing scrutiny, particularly at a time of deep economic decline and long-term uncertainty.

After operational fiascos at Heathrow , BAA's near- monopoly positions in London and Scotland are coming under official scrutiny .

You have almost begun to feel defeated by all that keeps changing or coming under question.

As the fighting in Libya increasingly resembles a civil war, the U. S. administration is coming under increased pressure to take action.

That advantage, however, is now coming under threat, according to a new survey by the American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei.

The latter are coming under the spotlight as regulators crack down on an estimated $340bn worth of "informal securitisation" .

Now ambulances themselves are coming under fire, as gangsters try to stop them saving the lives of their enemies.

As the fighting continues, Col. Gadhafi is coming under mounting pressure from Western nations as well as some Arab countries.

District heating, which always seemed part of the establishment in Germany, is finally coming under pressure from government cutbacks.

This catastrophic defeat led to the area coming under Turkish rule for the next 150 years.

Merkel had been put under extra pressure to reach a speedy solution after coming under attack from the US for damaging dawdling.

China is coming under new pressure from Pacific Rim countries to let its dollar-linked currency rise in value.

Now expatriates in Asia, in particular, are coming under scrutiny by the U. S. government.

Peacekeepers are anyway coming under attack from government-backed forces; seven more were killed in an ambush last week.

The southern European state, with a long history of loose finances, is coming under attach in the credit markets for its excessive spending.

After coming under pressure last week much for the USD will depend on the euro zone's travails to determine further direction.

As catastrophic as regime collapse would be, it pales next to the prospect of coming under nuclear attack.

Washington is coming under pressure to adopt a more confrontational stance on this issue.

Even as this battle raged, Nariman House, the home of an ultra-orthodox Jewish group in south Mumbai, was coming under attack.

With stocks coming under control, retailers are increasingly confident they can avoid the bloodbath seen in the run-up to last Christmas.

Everything from decisions on investment location to education, migration and population policies is coming under scrutiny.

Sites like Yelp, Amazon, the iTunes store, and others have been coming under fire for not having trustworthy reviews.

Peter Mullan, a spokesman for the union, said parents were coming under increasing pressure to shoulder the burden of education.

Farms that only a decade ago were merely subsisting are now slowly coming under the influence of agribusiness companies.

But even the ECB is coming under increasing domestic and international political pressure as Europe's growth decelerates .

CABG. Unfortunately, many have had complications from this drug, which is recently coming under heavy investigation.

It is so hated that even within China it is now coming under political attack.

The north's two biggest domestic energy suppliers are coming under increased pressure to raise tariffs amid rising wholesale fuel costs.

However, in a rapidly changing society, families are coming under greater pressure.

Yet this old model is coming under pressure: consolidation of a sort is taking place at a regional or continental level.

Hence firms, including state-owned enterprises, are coming under pressure to pay dividends.

President Assad is also coming under increased foreign pressure to stop the deadly crackdown.

The Obama administration is coming under pressure from Darfur advocacy groups to step up diplomatic pressure on Sudan.

Those channels normally deliver water to crops, and diverting the flow to aid dead and dying wetlands is coming under scrutiny.

That said, an Indian Navy frigate attacked and sank a Somali pirate 'mother ship' on Wednesday morning after coming under fire.

So is the cheap labour, cheap goods model that's performed such wonders for China's economy coming under increasing strain?

Other European lenders were also lower, with French banking stocks in particular coming under pressure.

The questions come as ETFs in general are coming under heightened scrutiny about whether they distort markets.

Now that austerity hangs over Europe, however, and even the French are toughening up pension rules, the perks are coming under scrutiny.

With profits coming under pressure, a number of banks have even slashed jobs during the past year.

Transfer pricing in particular is coming under increasing scrutiny.

Everyday is a battle for survival, harsh existence coming under nature's laws, their rules.

JPMorgan Chase &Company is coming under fire for the way it conducted an online contest to award millions of dollars to 100 charities.

But today the Academy is coming under heavy criticism both from the without and from within.

One part coming under increased scrutiny goes into mass airflow sensors.

Thina Saltvedt, senior oil markets analyst at Nordea Bank Norge, said that the pressure prices were coming under could be short-lived.

Businesses were coming under intense levels of scrutiny and pressure caused by regulatory change, the report said.

They say they're not speaking to company executives they are legally entitled to for fear of coming under fire.

Israel is coming under increasing criticism since a mortar strike killed 39 Palestinians near a U. N. school.

Mr Roh is coming under pressure to suspend the Kaesong and Kumgang ventures.

The rebel-held enclave is coming under sustained pressure from the army.

The idea of the international bank is also coming under pressure.

Still, shares are coming under pressure now that insiders can sell.

China is coming under increasing pressure for its reliance on coal.

In the US, drugs companies are also coming under more intense scrutiny for their interactions with doctors.

That shrank the vital ice e too is coming under huge strains. bridge to just 984 yards at its narrowest location.

But these methods are themselves now coming under attack.

BlackBerry is coming under scrutiny for two main reasons.

Germany is also coming under pressure to up commit more funding to fight the downturn.

In the US, ETFs are coming under growing regulatory scrutiny.

And Google, the industry's newest giant, is also coming under closer scrutiny.

But civil activism is growing, and the government is coming under increased scrutiny and criticism on the internet.

So expect further political outrage, and more red-faced bosses coming under fire.

Why are drug patents now coming under legal attack?

These riders are coming under starter's orders.

At the same time, America's venerated national laboratories are coming under partial industry control.

But Beijing is coming under growing pressure from manufacturers at home to change tack.

Yet, the system has been coming under pressure since Yao Ming moved to play basketball in the US in 2002.

But that lead is coming under pressure.

They are now coming under extra strain.

For three months, for example, fireworks will be banned. Lorries entering Beijing have been coming under closer inspection.

She is also acting as first cheerleader for her husband, who is coming under fire over America's prolonged economic slump.

It is their bad luck17 that in many cases these are unexploited mineral-rich regions, that are now coming under pressure18.

Foreign brands are coming under increasing scrutiny for their poor record this year in China.

Without coming under the power of the resurrected Lord Jesus Christ,

The smoking greenhouse gun An alluring trade in "supergreenhouse" gas emissions is coming under scrutiny

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All these are either coming under strain, or in need of reassessment, or both