Johnson's overture was to an important audience - his natural allies in London's business community and the City who had complained that essential information about the proposed east-west superhighway's possible effects on London's economy, traffic levels and pedestrians had not been supplied.
P Yes, I was actually in doubt about what I would bring up today, that the themes I was thinking about weren't that essential, central.
284 To minimise or avoid these problems there have been repeated calls over the past 25 years to register clinical trials at their inception, to assign unique trial identification numbers, and to record other basic information about the trial so that essential details are made publicly available.
The Asus Republic of Gamers G751 is a top-tier gaming notebook, but it still falls prey to that essential truth about gaming notebooks, making for an experience that stretches the definition of "portable," but that also should keep gamers looking for maximum performance in something that still meets the basic definition of a notebook very, very happy.
"You see dance the way Merce makes it — without the music, without the costumes, before it goes to the theater — so you see the work as he envisioned it, very purely, and there's something very essential about that.
No, this is about CO2 that is essential to grow plants we and other creatures depend upon to live.
The day after he leaves, she finds herself writing about him — and that essential item in life and love, food.
"George understood the absolutely most essential thing about directing, and that essential thing is, you really have to make a set into a kind of wonderful house party, where everybody is on the same wavelength," observes Richard Schickel, Time magazine's film critic, in the PBS documentary "On Cukor," to be shown on Nov. 22.
Feeding from a mother's breast is not just about the milk, though that is essential for its life, health and growth.
