Mr. Kovacs said he would then "present some concrete amendments".
All of those reforms could have been enacted -- explicit, concrete amendments were offered on all three, and congressional leaders rejected them in an overt effort to rake in campaign contributions from Wall Street.
Depending on the waste from which they are originated, fly ash may be further valorised, e.g. as soil amendment or concrete and ceramics adjuvant, or landfilled, when defined as hazardous material.
"Our amendments are concrete and they fully respect the the robustness and the credibility of the design of the overall programme," said the letter, addressed to the heads of the European commission, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank.
"As you will note, our amendments are concrete and they fully respect the robustness and credibility of the design of the overall program," the leftist Greek leader wrote.
"[If I could speak to the prime minister] I would ask for concrete steps such as an amendment to the law.
The Amman Declaration commits parliamentarians to a number of concrete actions by 2007 and 2010, including amendments to existing legislation and the allocation of additional financial resources for children.
A resolution from the conference floor would not make any concrete adjustment to the platform, as opposed to an amendment that would alter the platform.
"If my amendment is adopted," he said, "we will have something concrete and credible we can show people that improves the broken system, and that's something I can comfortably defend".
Rather than a soaring tower to our free society, it is a windowless concrete slab, a monument to secrecy, diminished democracy, and lost Fourth Amendment rights.
