The two companies disagreed about who was in charge of interpreting a negative pressure test that could have warned workers of the problems.
Brown University professor of psychiatry and human behavior Scott Haltzman, MD, says women feel more pressure to take charge at home and prioritize housework.
Hodgson has endured a tough time since leaving Fulham in the summer to take charge at Liverpool and he is under pressure to turn things around at Anfield, especially following the takeover of the Merseysiders by New England Sports Ventures.
But it would be disastrous for society if popular pressure alone could induce prosecutors to charge people with crimes.
The friction caused by the gas bubble pushing up the pipe and displacing the drilling mud used to control the pressure could have created a static charge that ignited the gas into a fireball.
Alan Dershowitz, a prominent defense attorney and Harvard law professor, called the obstruction charge "weak, " suggesting it was meant to pressure the suspects into providing more information on Tsarnaev.
Alan Dershowitz, a prominent defense attorney and Harvard law professor, said called the obstruction charge "weak, " suggesting it was meant to pressure the suspects into providing more information on Tsarnaev.
According to the Times, he told an Urdu-language broadcast he should have been sentenced by a magistrate but pressure had been placed on the courts to charge him with a more serious offence because of his support for Palestinians.
The peer is said to have told an Urdu-language broadcaster in Pakistan that he should have been sentenced by a magistrate but pressure had been placed on the courts to charge him with a more serious offence because of his support for Palestinians.
But the pressure is already on Adams, who is now in charge of discovering new gene targets at Millennium, to match his previous success.
Young, who has been in charge of the Blues since their inception in 2003, is under pressure to deliver silverware this season, but Davies says that his policy could pay off.
"I feel this is because of the pressure placed on nurses and junior doctors by the nurse in charge at the time, who was sister White, " she told the tribunal.
Mosley had previously maintained the decision of who should be president should reside solely with the members of the FIA despite growing pressure from the rebel teams for a new man to take charge.
They accuse Dr Ricaurte of rushing his original research into print, under pressure from politicians keen to clamp down on Ecstasy a charge that he denies.
The Nielsen rating system, used to charge for ads and to determine which shows live and die, will be under pressure.
Those moderates, several of whom flirted with ObamaCare in the Senate Finance Committee, are still sensitive to the "party of no" charge and, if Obama handles the summit well, would be feeling even more pressure to play ball.
"It would have been the first time that Brazil would have missed a World Cup, that was when I felt under pressure, " the 64-year-old said when asked about his last spell in charge.
With continued downward pressure on ad rates, the most desperate news executives are on the hunt for someone else to charge.
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The murder charge against Mr Kane includes claims that he struck his grandmother on the head with a blunt implement and applied pressure to her neck.
In effect it clears ministers of the charge that they overrode the advice of their civil servants in disclosing Mr Kelly's identity, thus increasing the pressure which led the scientist to take his own life.
This summer, under pressure from the Thomson family, Mr Glocer fired Devin Wenig, a close ally he had put in charge of creating Eikon, and took it over himself tying his prospects even more closely to Eikon's.
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