Of course, those disclosures, taken at face value, are about as concrete as a campaign promise, with vague asset ranges ($1 million to $5 million) and definitions.
A fixed amount of sales revenues will go toward the state Concrete Installation advertisement campaign.
Indeed, the #leanintogether campaign suggests concrete policies that managers can use to address some of the barriers.
He doesn't yet have the specific proposals he will need to make this vision feel as concrete in a national campaign as it did when he was governor.
They are frustrated, he said, because their taxes are rising but they see no improvements in their "economic and social life," and they are angry because candidates did not address "concrete problems" during the campaign, focusing instead on "futile, absurd things".
The cultural dimension of uncertainty avoidance (de Mooij & Hofstede 2010; Hofstede 2001; Hofstede et al. 2010; House et al. 2010) can serve as a useful theoretical framework for explaining individuals' different responses to concrete vs. abstract CSR campaign messages.
In other words, individuals with high uncertainty avoidance, compared to those with low uncertainty avoidance, would perceive the CSR campaign with concrete message components as more clear and understandable and perceive the company as actively incorporating charitable activities into its business.
The emails were the most concrete evidence that Trump campaign officials welcomed Russian help to win the 2016 election, a subject that has cast a cloud over Trump's presidency and prompted investigations by the U.S. Justice Department and Congress.
They campaigned for concrete short-term gains on wages and working conditions and were usually more reformist than the party.
The feminism that campaigns for concrete improvements to women's lives isn't hurt when a fun, subversive, "taste-your-own-menstrual-blood -esque school of taste-your-own-menstrual-blood -esque
