Now, as the Minsk agreements seem to be well on their way to being implemented, support from the West in the form of tangible pressure for the ratification of the Minsk agreement would be a major help -- so that a bloody conflict can come to a hopefully just and peaceful resolution.
Anatomical details enthrall: hands that touch and grip with tangible pressures, masses of hair given depth and definition by a few highlighted strands.
The objective of any campaign, he said, is to create a tangible sense of pressure within a Congressional office through ringing telephones, bulging mail bags and humming fax machines.
"With the market off to a rocky start this year and tech sinking, there will be an increased pressure for a tangible reward for a shareholder holding a company's shares if it's not in the form of appreciation," argues Arnold Kaufman, editor of Standard & Poor's Outlook Newsletter.
It also offered a tangible reward to citizens toiling in the pressure-cooker atmosphere of an economic boom.
Computer maker Lenovo dropped 4.1%, to 3.29 Hong Kong dollars (42 cents), after being downgraded by Merrill Lynch on Monday to "neutral," from "buy," on a tangible slowdown in U.S. demand for tech hardware and persistent price pressures.
Robert Hepworth, a former chair of Cites' top committee and now at the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation, said the decision would exert real political pressure: "If your country has a domestic ivory market, this does have a tangible effect".
Mr. Abbas, who was reluctantly appointed by Yasir Arafat under international pressure and has almost no popular support, is seeking political progress toward statehood to present his people with a tangible benefit to go with a crackdown on Palestinian violence.
It makes a tangible difference.
"It involves absolute truth, a tangible asset.
