In a show of fiscal fortitude, Mr Obama on May 24th did formally ask for new "rescission" authority: in essence, the ability to pluck bits out of spending bills for elimination, subject only to an up-or-down vote in Congress.
"It's interactive, a fantastic experience," says Mr Verwaayen, a passionate football fan.Another area where BT is regarded as a pioneer is "fixed-mobile convergence"—in essence, the ability to use your mobile phone as a cordless telephone within your home or office.
In essence, the ability to see fine details is slowly lost, although this has only limited impact on many visual tasks (Pardhan, 2004).
At a market value of $124 billion, investors award Coke a premium of $112 billion above the net value of cash and undepreciated assets on its books–in essence, its ability to sell ever-greater amounts of Coke, Sprite and other Coca-Cola brands.
Based on the foregoing, "intelligence" is, in essence, the ability of a person to successfully adapt to environmental changes and thrive throughout their life with the least amount of conflict, energy, violence and harm.
In essence, bolstering their ability to replace whomever, whenever.
But I found that whatever the major issue being addressed, absolutely of the essence was the ability to frame a way forward in terms that were intellectually coherent.
Its essence is the ability to work at these levels to generate larger structures exhibiting novel physical, chemical, and biological properties and phenomena.
Cognitive complexity can exist in all of the four quarter spaces, which describe the essence of human ability for perception and conception.
In his call for the Senate to, in essence, end the ability of the chamber's minority party to block legislation, Strange noted that Alabamians "overwhelmingly supported" Trump in the 2016 presidential election.
