Aberdeen continued to come under pressure as long-range efforts from Ladislav Onofrej and Horava drew saves from Langfield.
Kelly's popularity has remained high even as his department's tactics have come under fire.
Global Geoparks come under the auspicies with UNESCO through the Global Geoparks Network (GGN).
These changes come under a programme called Transforming Your Care, which was spearheaded by Mr Compton.
After the cold war ended, though, this self-regulating and rather self-important culture has come under scrutiny.
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Asquith, had come under attack for allowing an anarchist meeting to commemorate the Chicago Haymarket martyrs.
Gale has come under fire for building lucrative residential units before commercial lease buildings.
Global and emerging market bonds which were considered reliable until recently have also come under fire.
But her thin record means that her early appointments will come under extra scrutiny.
The traditional 60% in stocks and 40% in bonds has come under fire recently.
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Recently Tenet Healthcare facilities around the country have come under investigation and faced lawsuits.
Hasina's government has come under criticism for its lax oversight over the powerful garment industry.
Those companies' records have come under new scrutiny since the recalls were announced earlier this month.
In so doing, they have come under some fire from conservatives and especially the White House.
Asahi Shimbun predicted the prime minister would come under pressure to jettison other cabinet members.
As users proliferate, the servers that form the Internet's backbone will also come under more strain.
Not surprisingly, these corporate health-management tools have come under fire, with most critics worrying about privacy.
But Kingfisher shares fell after the company admitted profit margins would continue to come under pressure.
If that happens, companies may in the end come under less pressure to respect human rights.
Second, for profit colleges have come under close scrutiny from regulators regarding academic standards.
Grubman has come under criticism for touting WorldCom while drumming up investment banking for the firm.
Bill Clinton has come under fire for being too vocal in his criticisms of Obama.
Van Commenee has come under fire in some quarters for his tough selection criteria.
In Japan, the government has come under harsh criticism for its clumsy handling of the episode.
But even these and other limited efforts will come under assault by this Democratic Congress.
The insurgents' leaders are not included, and they would not come under these conditions.
KBR's work in Iraq and Afghanistan has come under extensive criticism from members of Congress.
Freight and cargo ships, cruise liners and private yachts have all come under attack.
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