I doubt any of them will pressure Pyongyang to make any tangible concessions.
Her remarks suggest ministers will not offer any tangible concessions to peers before the votes in the Lords, but Osborne is facing political pressure to shift, perhaps in time for the government's autumn statement.
Settler leaders rejected Mr. Bush's assurances as mere words in the face of the tangible concession of territory planned by Mr. Sharon.
It allows the F.B.I. to obtain "any tangible things" — like business records about customers.
Cambó's cooperation with Madrid brought Catalonia no tangible concessions.
Throughout the 1990s, Israel was plagued by terrorist attacks, which undermined its leaders' ability to justify tangible concessions.
If the idea is that people won't trade abstract values for tangible concessions, the challenge is to present your idea to opponents in a way that allows them to discreetly avoid an open conflict with their values.
One of the first tangible concessions under a cease-fire deal reached after eight days of intensive fighting in November, it signaled a shift in Israel's approach to the Palestinian enclave.
Allied to this is a tendency in peacemaking for America to defer to Israel's ideas "because its ally is the one that has to make the tangible concessions of territory".Should the next president pile greater pressure on Israel?
These costs, combined with other less tangible concessions, have increased the importance of using space wisely and of maximizing the use of land in the core campus while preserving our open spaces.
