61.   In Germany, too, pressures for the Reichstag to be given a greater say in the conduct of foreign policy could be felt.

62.   There were enormous popular pressures for the demobilization of the armed forces and for a speedy return to normal life.

63.   In Washington there was even stronger pressure for action.

64.   Paint with varying amounts of pressure for a realistic appearance.

65.   Opposition to this state of affairs increased with the growth of private pressures for development following the abolition of building licences.

66.   Pressures for increased production are forcing out the naturally regenerating forests as commercial propositions, though very specialized woods are difficult to grow otherwise.

67.   Pressure for some parliamentary reform, with a redistribution of seats and a widening of the franchise, began to develop.

68.   It is this pressure for change and its implications that subsequent chapters will explore.

69.   Despite this pressure for reform, the existing system retains its supporters.

70.   Where an imbalance develops, pressure for rearrangement of profit sharing grows and, if refused, the likelihood of a break up increases.