"What the UK calls uncontrolled immigration, Gibraltar calls the essential flow of workers," Picardo said.
But his quest for what he calls "the essential form of the opera" takes time.
The Taliban have several "centers of gravity" as military planners like to call the essential elements that sustain the leadership.
QUESTION FROM PAUL TILDWELL-STEVENSON: A few weeks ago, i read an article on Roger Ebert, called the Essential Man.
Of the other two, Thales held that water is the basic building block of all matter, whereas Anaximander chose to call the essential substance "the unlimited".
Democrats, however, seized on the decision as an illustration of what they called the essential unfairness of legislation that provides most of its benefits to the wealthy.
Over all, the mood among the 160 staff members at Bush-Cheney headquarters is sunny, while the strategy is to cast the Democrats as angry and out of touch with what Mr. Bush calls the essential optimism of America.
The 1992 Casey decision upheld what it called the "essential holding" of Roe v. Wade, the right of a woman to an abortion in the first six months of pregnancy.
Have they repealed the calendar?" Through their decorous verbal style what Anna calls "the essential veil of decency"—Mamet shows speech imposing a carapace of reason on unreasoning desire; it's a happy sight.
Compare the tonality, as well as what Brodsky liked to call the essential "plane of regard," with that of lines written 20 years later in "View With a Flood": A somewhat familiar landscape, currently flooded.
