Although his National Party is now open to all races, he will essentially represent the white establishment, with its ties to the security forces and business.

Commercial paper is a simple form of debt security that essentially represents a post-dated cheque with a maturity of not more than 270 days.

Debt held by the public essentially represents the amount the federal government has borrowed to finance cumulative cash deficits.

These assertions essentially represent a very curious new "voodoo economics" of war.

We have already seen one striking example: the reflection formula essentially represents the sine function as the product of two gamma functions.

This essentially represents what we might call the "ethical pillar" of the Union.

A merger essentially represents 'business as usual' and we do not, therefore, believe there should be any presumption that the rules have been breached.

Much of the poor fuel economy of the gas turbine in the traction role was due to the hot exhaust, which essentially represented lost energy.

And fishing essentially represents the biggest wasteage of protein we've ever conjured up.

In the latter's view, corrective emotional experience represents essentially what is therapeutic in analysis'.