The program's emotional essence has hints of the turmoil and street-level injustices explored in the early work of Spike Lee, roots of which are generally inseparable from ethnicity and socio-economic circumstance.
The program's very essence is not to concentrate families, but to scatter and integrate them as much as possible, HUD officials said.
According to the program's Web site, "Essence Cares is a call to action for every able black adult to take under wing a vulnerable young person, which costs nothing".
All three of these new programs reflect their home network's essence, but together they are a testament to voters' newfound passion for electoral politics.
Harrington's prescription was a broad federal jobs program, in essence a return to the New Deal's strategy for coping with the Great Depression.
That's not some unforeseen and unfortunate consequence of realignment but is instead the essence of the program's design: Counties have the opportunity and now the incentive to offer treatment and alternative monitoring, and inmates and outpatients alike are treated closer to the neighborhoods to which they will (one way or another) soon return.
The program — in essence a generic-drug plan for opera lovers seeking affordable infusions — makes orchestra seats available for $20 at many weekday performances.
Dennis Miller merely emceed "Weekend Update" on that program, replacing, in essence, Chevy Chase.
Funding was received from Stiftelsen Olle Engkvist Byggmästare, and the Swedish strategic research program eSSENCE.
This entire civil nuclear program is, in essence, a very large breakout capability.
A computer program, is in essence, a stream of instructions executed by a processor.
