Express–local train The essence of express and local train operation is to decide the stopping of express trains and local trains based on the section passenger volume, with the express train stopping at fewer stations and traveling less time.
So it was that in the summer of 1999, having experienced a local club called Essence (gurning girls in bras and Nike visors, cold water taps shut off, windows locked, two large fans and a smattering of Class A drugs), a group of us headed off to local Suffolk farmland owned by an older school colleague for what would become one of the defining points of my youth.
There are, however, some surnames with relatively lower MLQs that are relatively common but still have, in essence, local distributions (eg Forster MLQ=45).
Many locals are, in essence, living above the store.
The survival of Lowry proves that Tip O'Neill's old saw about all politics, in essence, being local.
In Mr. DeCrescenzo's view, those tasks and a few others must remain the essence of local autonomy.
You're in essence a local prosecutor writ large, and you're taking on what amounts to a national case, a national industry.
Senator Paul Wellstone, Democrat of Minnesota, also voted against the bill he described as "a stunning federal mandate" that strikes at "the essence of local control".
The idea is to recruit what is in essence a local security force, but with a broad enough base to ensure that the government is not merely supplying, training and arming existing militias.
The lawsuit, filed in Ingham County Circuit Court, contends that the law approved by Michigan lawmakers this year improperly allows the state to place new costs on municipalities without paying for them and, in essence, bars local residents from picking their own elected representatives.
