It is a league whose system of parity is, in essence, planned mediocrity, a league that prefers imitation to innovation.
"So many times when we're talking about gun policy, it can get very mired down in the politics and the policy part of it," Bush said of why Essence planned the vigil for Sunday.
In essence, they plan to print £75 billion of new money over the next three months.
MDPs are attractive for their simplicity while keeping the essence of planning problems under riskl.
In essence, our planning was brutally simple: bring in journalists, seasoned members of the Wikipedia community, give them access to WordPress and then watch what happens.
Yet this is the real essence of planning, and a CIO, faculty member, dean, or even a vice president cannot make those decisions.
In essence, the United States is planning a series of stinging jabs to unhinge its enemy, not a single knockout blow.
In essence, the lawyers are planning to argue that no crime took place and that Mr. Duncan reached his deal out of fear of punishment, not a belief in his guilt.
The essence of a planned partnership, in the Wills playbook, is a creative but efficient sharing of resources, like drawing on nonprofits and school leaders to start a Saturday tutoring program at Public School 123.
In essence, the plan would require drug companies to provide Medicare with discounts like those they now give to Medicaid.
In essence, his plan would get individual states out of the nuclear fuel business and put that responsibility into the hands of international consortiums.
