Apigee Insights is a recognition in essence, that a fourth tier must be introduced into applications in addition to UI, Server, and Database.
Institutions may be loth to invest in a fund that is, in essence, a one-man show.
The White House says that if a millionaire household's effective tax rate falls below 30%, it would have to pay a surcharge in essence a new Super Alternative Minimum Tax to bring the tax liability to 30%.
Researchers say it could help heart failure patients with a "conduction delay" -- in essence, a faulty electrical system in the heart.
"You don't want to create a windfall in essence give a support award that's supposed to be for children, " said Nassau County matrimonial attorney Lee Rosenberg.
Still, While House economic adviser Lawrence Lindsey insisted Sunday that Daschle's comments that the tax cuts were a mistake were, in essence, a call for a tax increase.
Despite the varying prohibitions, some Shariah banks find creative ways to make the equivalent of market interest rates by other means, such as by pegging debtor repayment rates to his or her future profits, or when a bank offers a "hibah, " or gift to those who open an account in essence a way of attracting new customers in lieu of interest accruals on savings.
One health document is a living will, which in essence is a set of instructions to your family members and physician suggesting how you want health care to be implemented.
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If it is a concept that is unlikely to ever acquire Total Football's sexy cache, Raymond Verheijen believes periodisation - in essence a less is more approach to training - is important in allowing clubs to protect their key asset - players.
If the pols can be persuaded to keep the subsidies flowing, Manning can make a good living by, in essence, acting as a tax broker.
Is there a new product or service your company can offer that would be in essence a game-changer?
They subsequently passed a law that in essence taxed options as current income, even though they could not be exercised for several years and might expire worthless.
So thousands of juries will be presented half a case, in essence, with some issues like whether cigarettes are defective and dangerous beyond their ability to decide.
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But economics eventually hit the headlines in the days before the vote when it emerged that Israel's budget deficit had grown to 4.2% of GDP in 2012 - twice the level predicted a year earlier, in essence because revenue from taxes had fallen short of predictions.
It was into this culture that I flung, as it were, A Place at the Table, arguing, in essence, against the idea of a gay ghetto, whether in life or in culture.
Mr Donkin's hope is that a new kind of company will in future blur the line between work and leisure, making labour in essence a form of fun.
Would everyone in a New York hot spot go quiet for five minutes in order to listen politely to what is, in essence, a private distress call?
Mr. Lack has a special perspective on the business because he was, in essence, a talent scout for J.
Facebook wants him to create a vast, open-plan office for thousands of engineers in essence, a giant mosh pit.
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"The great strength of a regional mall is that in essence you have 150 different balance sheets, which means a lot of diversity, " says Robert Taubman, 52, who in 2001 took over as chairman from his father, Alfred, now 82.
Jacques Chirac was a dyed-in-the-wool Gaullist, and La Francafrique was in its essence a Gaullist enterprise, but even Chirac paid lip-service to the notion that times had changed.
He advocates a tax on the mining industry, which he sees, in essence, as a tax on China.
U.S. education is in essence a socialized business, the American equivalent of the Soviet Union's collectivized farms.
"It created, in essence a disjointed approach, both between departments and also over time, " Mr Usher said.
Business sustainability is in essence a useless catchphrase, said Dunn, unless employee engagement and empowerment is factored in.
Railtrack would become in essence a large property company with minor operational responsibilities.
For them, lobbying for a tax increase on the rich is, in essence, pledging money to a Kickstarter project whose beneficiary is America.
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The issue of Soviet-American relations is in essence a test of the overall worth of the United States as a nation among nations.
"It becomes in essence a permission slip to do all of the ordinary things that are your rights as an American, " he said.
"They're trying to use antitrust laws to pursue what is in essence a securities case, " says Stephen Shapiro, a lead attorney for the securities firms.
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