In the face of a stagnant economy and an integrated global economy, Japan is under increasing pressure to modify its regulatory framework and promote competition.

In either case, the Single Market will come under increasing pressure.

The effect of fiscal and regulatory pressure on employment is to encourage French firms to invest and hire outside France.

Increasing the availability of formal financial services to those who have long been denied them requires establishing a balanced regulatory framework.

So pressure outside the US and Britain to put the hedge fund industry on a tighter regulatory leash is hardly surprising.

Tighter US monetary policy could intensify the global credit shortage, thereby increasing pressure on Asia s economic and financial systems.

Crimea's Tatars face increasing pressure from the Kremlin, and almost 20,000 have fled rather than live under Russian rule.

But as the organization has faced increasing pressure, as well as increasing success, more examples have emerged demonstrating a disregard for the privacy of individuals who are not public figures.

LONDON America s gradual withdrawal from the Middle East puts increasing pressure on Europe to help foster peace in the region.

I observed the increasing pressure on the independent media and the use of questionable methods during his re election campaign.

The analysis should be made public and could influence perceptions of systemic risk and market behavior, thereby increasing self regulatory capacity of the system.

The most interesting development is that we can now see increasing convergence in the regulatory philosophies and toolkits in Beijing, London, and New York.

The same is true of other OECD countries and emerging markets, where rapidly increasing incomes have put pressure on asset prices.

Moreover, because more people are evading taxes, tax administrations are under increasing pressure to become more lenient or to accept bribes.

Absent international coordination, the opportunities for destructive regulatory competition will defeat regulatory reform.

German and French pressure has led to calls for beefed up regulatory powers to rein in powerful, usually American platforms, such as Google and Facebook.

Japan viewed this approach as wasteful, with firms using real resources to drive others out of business or duplicate R D costs. In the face of a stagnant economy and an integrated global economy, Japan is under increasing pressure to modify its regulatory framework and promote competition.

Regulatory philosophies are converging, too.

The Harm of Regulatory Disharmony

Now they face increasing global pressure to open universities to the wider public, typically for reasons unrelated to the pursuit of pure knowledge.

But the Iranian government is under economic and political pressure to supply increasing amounts of electricity to its growing population and fragile economy.

...Media pressure

Then increasing isolation.

Tensions were increasing.

Tensions were increasing.

Crime is increasing.

There are at least three reasons why the IMF should resist this pressure, and abstain from increasing its (already extremely high) exposure to Europe.

Thus, the absolute pressure of any system is the gauge pressure of the system plus atmospheric pressure.

There is also growing fear that Hong Kong's values, such as democracy and freedom of speech, are beginning to bend under increasing pressure from Beijing.

Fourth, regulatory structures will need to be rebuilt, and this will require a global effort. Absent international coordination, the opportunities for destructive regulatory competition will defeat regulatory reform.

Forget the pressure.

Pressure on Vkontakte

Don't pressure Tom.

Don't pressure Tom.

Don't pressure them.

Don't pressure me.

Don't pressure me.

Don't pressure him.

Lethality has been increasing.

Globalization entails increasing interdependence.

But it's increasing enormously.

The population is increasing.

Crime is increasing steadily.

No chance of a regulatory revolution here.

A second structural adjustment concerns regulatory reform.