In accepting the essence of the Tory framework on austerity, in signing up to Tory spending limits, he ceded the ground on economic credibility to revamped Thatcherism and was playing catch-up from that moment.
Ironically, if Clinton doesn't accept the essence of such a reduction, he will be jeopardizing the electoral prospects of heir Al Gore with the resultant economic slowdown.
In essence, they accepted the argument of Maliki and other religious Shiite leaders: that Allawi represented the Sunni bloc.
Williams understands morality to embody the Kantian conception of it described above, accepting that the essence of the Control Principle is "built into" morality so understood (1993, 252).
In essence, Lamar drew a line in the sand, and in the 72 hours since rappers have accepted the challenge.
Third, we have already seen that investigations into aesthetics led some phenomenologists to accept the existence of essences that are ideal, but nonetheless temporal or historical (for a similar conception cf. also Husserl's idea of "bound idealities," 1938, 321).
It is the essence of accepting the fact we don't control most of what we think we control.
Of course Pintilie's uncomfortable message was not accepted in its essence, the film registering only the success of reverence [towards the director]." Tronaru also notes that the film's high standard of quality was a peak in Pintilie's career, and that it was no longer reached by the director until 2001, when he released După-amiaza unui torţionar.
Consistency of the role within the group positions the NP to accept the multiple threads of information and retain the essence of the knot.
The essence of cricket is honour and accepting the umpire's decision".
