So by forcing the hands of the judges, Ms. Shaked in essence declared herself and her peers worthy of a more independent political and legal environment.
But all successive presidents have, in essence, declared that they feel the law is an unconstitutional power grab by the legislative branch.
The military, essence, declared its neutrality early on in the crisis, which was a true victory for Obama's diplomatic efforts.
Talks between the United States and Afghanistan over a long-term security deal have faltered in recent months over the Afghan government's insistence that the United States guarantee Afghanistan's security and, in essence, commit to declaring Pakistan the main obstacle in the fight against militancy in the region.
In essence, Opec has declared open season.
Kipp: Claim Your Power - in it's essence means declaring that no matter what you've been through, no matter what's happened "to you" that no one can take away your amazing power of choice to determine what the events of your life mean... and how you choose to contribute beyond yourself.
The Oklahoma Republican, moreover, drew a fairly clear line in the sand declaring, in essence, that the GOP will do everything in its power to hold up the appointment if it doesn't get more time to look through relevant material.
By hooking up with the Kochs, these institutions are declaring, in essence, that morality and integrity do not matter, only pecuniary prestige.
Trump's directive was, in essence, a move to declare trans people second-class citizens, a move that's now been at least temporarily endorsed by the Supreme Court.
In "Barton Mumaw, Dancer: From Denishawn to Jacob's Pillow and Beyond," the autobiography he wrote with Jane Sherman (Dance Horizons, 1986), he declared that "in essence, my life began in 1927, when I took my first dancing lesson in Eustis, Fla., and ended in 1972, when Ted Shawn died there".
