This period of essentially no meaningful growth started a full year ago, while unemployment started rising again in the spring of this year.
Benjamin Wittes, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, testified that the new AUMF may offer "political constraints," but emphasized that it "generates essentially no meaningful legal constraints" on the president's ability to wage war.
For formaldehyde-induced sensory irritation, there are essentially no meaningful differences between short-term and longer-term exposure (US EPA, 2004; NAS, 2007; Shusterman et al., 2006).
Throughout the campaign, the Kremlin, having essentially prevented any meaningful opposition, focused on getting enough people to the polls to allow the vote to be depicted as legitimate.
You look around in the dim light and notice that the place is suddenly packed, that virtually everyone is under 30, and that no one seems to care that the noise is essentially drowning out meaningful conversation.
The only 'real world' of which we can legitimately speak, have knowledge, or enter into other intentional relations with is the 'real world' as constituted by, and essentially correlated with, meaningful series' of intentional acts.
The proposal "essentially eliminates any meaningful role for the state" in enforcing mine safety laws, Ward writes.
In the beginning we were inspired, we thought online would have an effect, but essentially all the meaningful online activism is now in Arabic.
In the beginning we were inspired, we thought online would have an effect, but essentially all the meaningful online activism is now in Arabic.
The report is scathing in its indictment of the industry as failing to prepare adequate plans to respond to a major spill and of the government for decades of lax regulation of an industry that essentially operated without any meaningful federal oversight.
