But this received wisdom is fundamentally wrong.

That strikes at the essence of the nature of sovereignty.

Indeed, the EU is in essence a negotiating system.

We can build machines that reduce combustion to its essence and contain it.

An FPGA is, in essence, a computer chip that can rewire itself for a given task.

(b) The Assessment of Assessments should be essentially science based.

It would have been in essence a French run enterprise that the rest of Europe would have paid for.

It is still essentially the document that was drafted at the San Francisco Conference six decades ago.

The position of the German, Italian, and Swiss Governments appears to be essentially similar in relation to the present subject matter.

Yet, according to the political economist Moeletsi Mbeki, at his core, Zuma is a conservative.

His problem stems from the combination of his essence and style, which adds up to a brutal lack of coherence.

In particular, the dominant social representation through the mass media has in its core the traditional models and roles of the sexes.

How can you define yourself to the West, when the West has so spectacularly and visibly changed its appearance, if not its essence?

The attacks on Sarkozy are very personal, and focus as much on his essence as on his performance. Can he incarnate France with dignity and legitimacy?

Microsoft's .NET (2002) is imperative at its core, as are its primary target languages, VB.NET, C and F .

His Son is the radiance of his glory, the very image of his substance, and upholding all things by the word of his power, when he had by himself made purification for our sins, sat down on the right hand of the Majesty on high

Who being the brightness of his glory, and the express image of his person, and upholding all things by the word of his power, when he had by himself purged our sins, sat down on the right hand of the Majesty on high

It could do so because its economy, apart from its excessive debt burden following the collapse of an asset bubble, was basically sound.

It is not so much Sarkozy s performance as president that most Frenchmen reject it is his essence.

But there is a contrary moral attitude, the essence of which is that, whereas excessive debt is to be deplored, the blame for it lies with the lender, not the borrower.

Fundamentally, this is changing the way we invest and changing the direction of the economy, so that we can grow sustainably on the low carbon path.

According to Gorbachev, Western pressure merely strengthens Putin, because in essence his position is very close to the aspirations of the people.

One of the DPJ s major campaign pledges was change, which, at its core, meant anything but the LDP. But should opposing the LDP really mean undoing 50 years of work on national security?

Although in essence a purely mathematical operation, with no direct financial implications, variation of the factors is subject to discussion and approval by the General Assembly.

COPENHAGEN At its heart, much of the debate over climate change deals with just one divisive and vexing question How big should cuts in carbon emissions be?

4.3 The Committee considers that the subject matter of the allegations in the author's communication relates in substance to the evaluation of facts and evidence in the course of proceedings before the State party's courts.

The star then evolves into a degenerate form, recycling a portion of its matter into the interstellar environment, where it will contribute to the formation of a new generation of stars with a higher proportion of heavy elements.

Interestingly, the main Danish and British anti European parties have refused to follow suit, refusing to enter into a pact with a party that was and probably remains anti Semitic at its core.

When this reasoning is examined it can be seen that, while the inhibiting factor is clearly indicated, the Commission is not taking the position that the topic, as a matter of essence, lies outside the frontier of the law of treaties.

Turkey s constitution has been amended repeatedly since the coup. But its anti democratic core remains intact and, unfortunately, the current proposals do not dramatically alter that. 160

Turkey s constitution has been amended repeatedly since the coup. But its anti democratic core remains intact and, unfortunately, the current proposals do not dramatically alter that.

In essence, it describes the Special Rapporteur's activities in 2005, one of the most important of which was his mission to Ecuador to follow up on the recommendations made during an earlier visit to the country.

But the global financial system that emerged was fundamentally unstable, because it was built on the false premise that financial markets can be safely left to their own devices.

The policy basis for according a special status to this category of treaties is essentially that of legal security for the nationals and other private interests involved, coupled with the condition of reciprocity.

Like the Julian calendar, the sixth epagomenal day which in essence is a leap day is added every four years without exception on 29 August of the Julian calendar, six months before the Julian leap day.

Yet the international context, with its unforeseen events, does not suffice to explain Sarkozy s unpopularity with the French. His problem stems from the combination of his essence and style, which adds up to a brutal lack of coherence.

The implication of Marx s renewed popularity is that capitalism is now universally accepted as being fundamentally broken, with the financial system at the heart of the problem.

Finally, those who view the Great Depression as fundamentally a product of tight fiscal policies and Treasury orthodoxy overlook the much greater culpability of a fixed exchange rate regime for the transmission of bad monetary policy, and thus for fueling the contraction.

While endorsing the basic content of the draft principles, some delegations did not favour casting it in the form of draft principles, essentially because in their view the term principles applied to general rules, such as generally recognized principles of international law.

10.5 In respect of the author's claims under article 14, paragraph 1, that he was wrongly convicted, the Committee considers that the subject matter of the allegations relates in substance to the evaluation of facts and evidence in the course of proceedings before the Supreme Court of Georgia.

Vedomosti reports that the bill, which is in its preliminary stages and as yet hasn't been seen by the Communications Minister Nikolay Nikiforov, essentially introduces a new legal notion by referring to regulating the Russian part of the Internet network.

The Legislature refused the proposal for an extension, overrode the Governor's veto on the primary spending bill and passed a new secondary spending bill (Bill 376), which was essentially the same as the earlier secondary spending bill but with the exclusion of some of the more controversial appropriations.

The doctrinal battle pitted the proponents of permissibility, who thought that a reservation could be intrinsically invalid by being contrary to the object and purpose of the treaty, against the advocates of opposability, for whom the reservations regime was governed in its entirety by the reactions of other States.

A good example is the allegation that the responsibility to protect principle is inherently flawed, because the major powers will always be immune from intervention, not only because five of them can exercise a Security Council veto, but also because of their inherent military strength.

But the global financial system that emerged was fundamentally unstable, because it was built on the false premise that financial markets can be safely left to their own devices. That is why it broke down, and that is why it cannot be put together again.