Shifting attention to those parasitic bums takes pressure off the rich.
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And third, it takes pressure off the agricultural component of the cannabis industry.
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Putting children in charge gives them ownership of fun and takes pressure off caregivers.
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And if you putt well, it takes pressure off the rest of your game.
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By harnessing water this way, the distillery takes pressure off the environment in a time of severe drought.
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Are the Seattle area tent cities a crutch that takes pressure off demands that government provide permanent affordable housing?
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The lack of fast wage growth takes pressure off the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates at a faster pace.
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They argue that focusing attention on eliminating a law enforcement agency takes pressure off the president and could ultimately prove self-defeating.
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For them, putting a player with his abilities on the court takes pressure off Paul George to create all of the team's offense.
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Not only does it prove you have a strong social circle, but it takes pressure off you since everyone is pulling their part.
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"My theory is that maybe they shift more of their weight to the operated leg and it takes pressure off the other leg," he said.
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"We'd like to do what we can to put as many points on the board, because that takes pressure off our defense," Roethlisberger told reporters.
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"It takes pressure off people who are struggling with money and status," said Nelleke McCowan, a D.J. who put together weekly menus that included chili and blueberry cakes.
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As China's economic and policy cycles more closely track those in America, there is less scope for runaway strength in the dollar, which in turn takes pressure off the yuan.
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The announcement by acting State Department spokesman Mark Toner that the US ambassador to Kazakhstan will attend Russian initiated Syria peace talks in Astana, beginning Monday, takes pressure off the Trump administration.
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Hybrid vehicles have the ability to recharge the electric battery while operating in combustion-engine mode, a function which eases customer anxiety about limited operating range, and takes pressure off cities to expand charging infrastructure.
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" Seattle head coach Pete Carroll doesn't think it's all that crazy, saying of the Packers new look offense: "They've made just some big adjustments ... Aaron Jones has been a huge factor for them, and he takes pressure off the quarterback spot.
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"We do what we've done for 75 years: put in rods and screws to stack the vertebrae, which takes pressure off the spinal cord, but the cord itself remains damaged," says Nicholas Theodore, the neurosurgeon who performed Fallis' surgery and director of the Johns Hopkins Neurosurgical Spine Center.
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"Conservation Takes Pressure Off Pumpkin Creek". NRCS-Nebraska. Retrieved August 31, 2010. In 2001, the North Platte Natural Resources District, which regulates water use in the watershed, declared a moratorium on the drilling of new wells, and limited existing operations to of irrigation water per year. Complicating matters, lawsuits were filed contending water use in the Pumpkin Creek valley depleted flows into Lake McConaughy and interfered with the prior water rights of downstream irrigators.
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Agriculture that mimics nature, encourages natural forest species along with the crops, and also takes pressure off nearby uncultivated forest areas where people are allowed to collect forest products. The understory can also be managed with reconciliation ecology: allowing weeds to grow among crops (minimizing labor and preventing the invasion of noxious weed species) and leaving fallowlands alongside farmed areas can enhance understory plant richness with associated benefits for native insects and birds compared to other agricultural practices. The oil palm (Elaeis guineensis) provides another example of the potential of reconciliation ecology. It is one of the most important and rapidly expanding tropical crops, so lucrative because it is used in many products throughout the world.
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Glenn creates a diversion so Enid can get to Maggie on the shaky lookout tower, but is swarmed and saved by the timely arrival of Daryl, Abraham and Sasha, the latter two shooting assault rifles from atop the fuel truck. Glenn opens the gate so Maggie and Enid can climb down the fuel truck, and they with Sasha and Abraham cover Daryl who fills a pond with fuel and ignites it with the RPG launcher. The enormous pool of fire in the night immediately draws the attention of the walkers. This takes pressure off of those fighting just as they were about to be overwhelmed, allowing them to gain the upper hand and continue relentlessly.
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