0 having to do more than is fair in order to allow other people to get what they want in a situation: --
He, therefore, gave way to the pressure that was put upon him.
It has been made a matter of contested elections, and the pressure put upon popular representatives over the matter of pensions has been enormous.
Will there be the same tariff put upon.
He knows nothing, and can know nothing, of the limitations which are put upon him as to what news he may or may not send.
I think that is the only construction that can be put upon the statement that was made.
What they want is to be put upon a financial and economic footing which will enable them to compete in the world.
It is time that the whole of that landlord and tenant law was codified and put upon a proper basis.
No doubt that would be an appropriate place for forging the chains which certain forms of government might put upon us.
