"Defence believes it is paying for activity that is essentially conflict prevention or humanitarian relief, and because its own budget is under such stress, it wants DfID to take more of the burden.
Targeting treatments for specific conditions essentially conflicts with holistic healthcare philosophies.
(Sakya Paṇḍita n.d.: 32ab, Rendawa 1995: 122, Rongtön Shakya Gyaltsen, 1995: 287, n.d.: 22f Taktsang Lotsawa (n.d.: 263, Shakya Chogden 1975a: 7 8ff, 1975c: 222f) It agrees with Nyingma and Kagyü that the distinction between the two truths is essentially between two conflicting perspectives, rather than any division within truth as such.
While most people talk about getting seasick or carsick, any kind of motion sickness is caused by essentially the same phenomenon: conflicting sensory signals going into the brain.
Although E-bikes are commonly seen whizzing down the streets of New York City, especially for deliveries, they are essentially banned due to conflicting regulations.
Results from all methods were essentially consistent with no conflicting messages [ 6].
However much the presidential hopefuls at their lecterns may wish to distinguish their ideas from those of their rivals, they all breathe with the same in-and-out rhythm and voice their conflicting arguments through essentially identical esophageal machinery.
Unlike earlier Daoists, Wang does not see nothingness as essentially in conflict with being.
This was an essentially metropolitan conflict in which the high earnings and restrictive "Spanish" practices of some London printers struck few sympathetic chords across the country.
The First Peloponnesian War (460 446) should probably be seen as essentially a conflict between Athens and Corinth, with occasional interventions by Sparta.
