The claim adds: "For me, the effect of the financial guarantee for living costs is to render the right of access to education at the university illusory, and thus to deny the very essence of that right".
That might be the essence of business right there.
A group of United Nations representatives said that the program "violated the very essence of the right to protest," and more than eighty per cent of the public opposed the measures, but the ruling party, which has an absolute majority in parliament, held firm and forced the law through the lower house.
As the court of appeal explained: "What is required is a real risk of a breach of the principles of a fair trial guaranteed by article 6 which is 'so fundamental as to amount to a nullification, or destruction of the very essence, of the right guaranteed by that article'".
Furthermore, it is of the essence of the right to join a trade union for the protection of their interests that employees should be free to instruct or permit the union to make representations to their employer or to take action in support of their interests on their behalf.
A group of United Nations representatives said that the program "violated the very essence of the right to protest," and more than eighty per cent of the public opposed the measures, but the ruling party**,** which has an absolute majority in parliament, held firm and forced the law through the lower house.
Some think that the essence of a right is to have choice or control over the corresponding duty etc.
It is, rather, the essence of the Right's all-out assault on everything President Obama is and everything he represents.
In 1948 California rescinded its ban on interracial marriage, ruling in Perez v. Sharp, "The essence of the right to marry is freedom to join in marriage with the person of one's choice".
