Mr. Karzai was, in essence, demanding that the Americans cede control of a prison to Afghan authorities to stop abuses being committed by Afghan authorities.
Many of these motivators, which are in essence demand-led market forces, would not be directly diminished by criminalisation of the supply although new specific offences in relation to the supply side of contract cheating could be drawn to the attention of students which might act as a deterrent to commissioning.
These have been terrific comments from, in essence, a demand side.
In essence, the demand side measures — such as tax credits or vouchers, employers' subsidy to workers, income-contingent subsidies through the tax system — put money in the hands of parents and expect parents to choose the type of services they need.
In essence, it demands that governments keep off the Internet.
We have in essence been demanding that they in broad daylight forsake their history and their faith as they have come to understand them.
The Democrats, in essence, were demanding that Mr. Bush explain in detail how he will pay for the priorities he outlined in his speech, items from tax cuts to better schools that he insisted the nation could afford.
By choosing to stay with the current system, Americans would in essence be demanding a real fix to the projected problem instead of an offer of hope that they might be among the lucky group that breaks even or comes out ahead with private accounts.
These philosophers support their intuitions by appeal to a moral order that pervades the universe, some sort of moral essence or objective demand from the noumenal or transcendental realm.
In essence, Mr. Putin was demanding detailed and formal negotiations.
The essence of on-demand computing, he said, is to "finally liberate business from the shackles of technology".
