It is, rather, "the essence of copyright," ibid., and a constitutional requirement.
It is, rather, the essence of copyright, and a constitutional requirement.
"This isn't a 'surrender' and it isn't a 'folding,' but rather the essence of this government's perseverance over a long period of time.
It is, rather, the essence of the American norm - which is why the enforcement of the law is a very different thing if (for example) you're a 12-year-old black kid from Cleveland, a 43-year-old black man from Staten Island, or – much closer to Couch's home – a 28-year-old black woman left to rot, and eventually die, in jail after a baseless traffic stop.
Therefore, most of present conclusions on lubricated friction mechanism of nano lubricants are experimental speculations, or rather, the essence of mechanism is still not clear.
This is not an objection: let us not forget that Levinas does not seek to propose…moral rules, does not seek to determine a morality, but rather the essence of the ethical relation in general…in question, then, is an Ethics of Ethics [which]…can occasion neither a determined ethics nor determined laws without negating and forgetting itself" (p. 111; French, p. 164).
His projects are not themed, he contends, but rather capture the "essence" of their environments.
He referred to "hypocrisy" in Greek society which, he said, was interested in "the facade rather than the essence".
It may have taken four years longer but he, like Henry, has 100 goals for Arsenal and scoring is an aspect, rather than the essence, of his contribution.
Proponents of dissolution, not without reason, focus more on the title rather than the essence or the spirit of the organization.
Second and more significantly: systematicity seems to be at best a fallible marker for good analogies rather than the essence of good analogical reasoning.
