61.  Members of Congress feel a pressing need to appear to be doing something.

62.  More importantly, signs of economic strength suggest the danger of recession has lessened, suggesting that there is no pressing need to change interest rate levels.

63.  Moreover, Democrats said, the most pressing need is not a English-language law, but more English classes for immigrants.

64.  Mikhailov dismisses the threat of nuclear theft, foresees a vast new generation of reactors and a pressing need for plutonium to run them.

65.  Nor is there any pressing need to make Bob Kraft and his football players richer than they already are.

66.  Paying such high interest will divert government funds from other pressing needs.

67.  Regular visitors to Santa Barbara explore life beyond the beach and State Street, not that there is any pressing need to do so.

68.  Some National Gallery staffers saw a pressing need to address the problem.

69.  Statistics compiled by Express Scripts show why elderly people feel a pressing need for such coverage and why many members of Congress worry about the costs.

70.  Still, officials acknowledge that India and Pakistan have a pressing need to find new ways of dealing with each other.