By essentially embracing the framework of Ryan, Romney is also embracing the steps that would be necessary to implement it".
Unlike Sanford, who essentially embraced the corner-lurking pachyderm in his campaign, Weiner wants to brush by it.
Later, however, he limited his dream to an ideology that essentially embraced only the Turks of the Ottoman Empire and was concerned with the modernization and Westernization of the Turkish nation.
Microsoft, meanwhile, is about to introduce a new generation of products -- Web 2.0 and Microsoft Live -- that essentially embraces the utility model by allowing users to buy into software over the Web rather than installing it on their own computers.
The Obama administration has essentially embraced the Bush approach in existing cases, trying to toss out important lawsuits alleging kidnapping, torture and unlawful wiretapping without any evidence being presented.
"It's very hard to put aside something you think is brilliant because it essentially embraces the status quo – or something you think is inspiringly political because someone else doesn't find it exciting.
On Democracy Now!, Brendan Cummings of the Center for Biological Diversity, called the decision "horribly disappointing" and said, "Obama is essentially embracing wholeheartedly the policy of: we can drill our way to energy independence".
Under normal physiological conditions in the adult liver, HSC are morphologically characterized by extensive dendrite-like extensions that wrap around the sinusoids, essentially "embracing" the endothelial cells (Friedman, 2008).
But it has drawn fire from critics on the right, who say the plan plan abandoned free-market principles and is essentially an embrace of Obamacare.
Essentially, by embracing a taxpayer funded, government-run, single payer system.
