I knew instantly that I was seeing the 'thing,' the spirit, essence, shared meaning, about which the fathers had found so absent from the public domain".
The philosophy runs though the government's entire IT strategy - even the much reviled national ID register and the NHS national programme for IT are, in essence, shared services schemes.
With the exception of open-end mutual funds, which are in essence shares newly issued by the fund company, most securities transactions–"secondary market" purchases do not require prospectus delivery.
It may be that there is some essence shared by all natural law theories; for example, one recent commentator has suggested that the "stable core in [the natural law tradition] is the idea that morals is primarily a matter of norms or prescriptions and only derivatively about virtues and values" (Haakonssen (1992), 884).
At its most extreme, gay spirituality can be essentialistic, proposing some universal "essence" shared by all gay men.
Therefore, Zhuangzi believed that language was inseparably connected to comprehension; in essence, they share the same qualities (Zhaungzi CTP: Qiwu lun, 2).
The food, Greek in essence, with shared Turkish traits, perhaps a remnant of a shared past though not, seemingly, a future.
In essence, podcasting shares strengths with the internet; ease of production, lack of editorial control and global reach.
In essence, the shared activities principle offers the benefits of the self-similarity and proximity principles without their downside creating a redundant and inefficient network.
These changes only confirm the essence Bess shares with Crown and Sportin' Life, a fierce independence of spirit which undermines the servile piety that is the community norm.
