It is doubtful that they will put much pressure on companies to boost returns.
The pressure group Migrationwatch UK has argued that an amnesty on illegal immigrants would put too much pressure on council housing.
Deputy Judy Martin, who represents the district of St Helier, said it would put too much pressure on parking.
It's no wonder that we tend to put too much pressure on ourselves and set ourselves up for failure.
It put too much pressure on the protagonists, while doing nothing to guarantee that those outside the room went along.
Cintas talks and talks about ethics, but they put so much pressure on management to get results that ethics are constantly being overlooked.
"A lot of times when you get to an event like the Olympic Games, you can put too much pressure on yourself, " he said.
"What I tell the guys is don't put too much pressure on yourself, " said Loeb, who often speaks with his grandmother to help maintain an even keel.
Bell will have a point to prove if he returns as expected but Vaughan has warned him not to put too much pressure on himself and take the lead of some of England's other players.
So one of his main recommendations is that the ultimate purchaser, whether it's government or Tesco for example, could put much more pressure on whoever they pay for stuff and services to speed up payments to the smaller suppliers that contributed at an earlier stage in the production chain.
One reason Canadian and Spanish banks have succeeded in moving into the U.S. in recent years is that they haven't put too much pressure on their U.S. subsidiaries to grow, says Gerard Cassidy, a banking analyst with RBC Capital Markets, so they weren't overextended when the financial crisis hit.
Maybe I put a little bit too much pressure on myself in the past, but I can't do that now.
Baroness Ashton has said the EU was considering sanctions, including travel bans and asset freezes, to "put as much pressure as possible" on Libya to stop the violence.
He couldn't believe how strong she felt, how much pressure she put on his wrists when, with a jolt, she pulled his rod tip almost down into the water.
"It's been so much pressure that was put on me, but I've also has so much support, " she said.
How much pressure will the United States put on Latin America to prevent this?
In 1948, Campanella joined Robinson on the Dodgers. (President Truman integrated the Armed Forces the same year.) It was hardly fair, to put it mildly, that so much pressure was exerted on one man.
It's just too much pressure on me when people put samples of alcohol under my nose and ask whether I'm detecting the same flavor notes that their exquisitely educated palates are picking up, as Mr. Moreland was now.
Coach Marcelo Bielsa has the team positioned much further up the field, trying to put pressure on the opponent in their half.
Difficult economic times add extra stress to the work environment and put pressure on a company and all of its employees in much the same way as being down by a goal adds pressure to a team in a Euro match.
So an incoming Republican president would be constrained by powerful Democratic majorities on Capitol Hill, and an incoming Democratic president would be under strong pressure from his or her core supporters to put much more emphasis on negotiation than on force.
"I'm going to put pressure on myself to say I want attendances to improve as much as the results, " Abbott said.
One more problem: unable to piggyback on the federal income tax, states would have a much harder time sustaining their own income taxes, which would put further upward pressure on sales tax rates.
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