That is completely blown apart by Alistair Darling's admission, under pressure, that Labour's own Budget numbers imply deep cuts.
Dr Mark Porter, a consultant anaesthetist and chairman of the British Medical Association's consultants' committee, told the Today programme's Evan Davis that hospitals are under tremendous pressure to meet admission targets.
Now the Bush administration is under pressure to call that admission a sign of the regime's openness, and to continue the Clinton-era appeasement policy that allowed the nuclear program to progress.
Two patients with especially advanced ALL experienced what Dr. Brentjens termed a "shake and bake response" significant fever and a drop in blood pressure that resulted in their admission to intensive care.
Chevron's admission that a spill from a high-pressure Shetland oil well could leak at a higher rate than BP's Macondo well (1, 500 metres below the surface) didn't help.
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But his belated and less-than-handsome admission has punctured his already sagging credibility and increased pressure on him to resign as party leader.
The admission of the inadequacy of the testing will increase the pressure on Pirelli, who were tasked in 2011 -- when they took on the sole supplier role -- with designing a less durable tire in order to force more pit stops and so create more unpredictable racing.
The CPS agreed to review its decision not to pursue charges following pressure from Mr Lapite's family, and an admission last July from Dame Barbara Mills, Director of Public Prosecutions, that her lawyers had made errors.
However, the move was a basic admission that a crisis could be imminent, and a Greek default would put significant pressure on banks.
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It certainly hopes that it can break the strength of the Eritrean army, and an admission, once the war ends, of the serious Eritrean casualty figures, will put pressure on the Eritrean regime.
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