By 74% to 15%, voters prefer parties offering "concrete plans for sensible change" to parties offering "a big vision for radical change".
Kudos to David for taking a sober look at the present day problems of the Republican Party and offering concrete suggestions for reform.
They said they want to focus on offering concrete support for specific projects instead of getting mired in debates about the targets and time frames for foreign aid that the developing nations are seeking.
How that data is summarized and presented to the world is a powerful guide to what the scientists consider of utmost importance at the end of a five-year process, offering concrete guidelines for policy makers.
But this excerpt is all about the future, offering concrete ideas for reform, beginning with the role of the public interest in journalism... Our [Hacked Off] manifesto binds us to campaign for an independent regulatory regime that affords the maximum freedom for ethical journalism in the public interest while bearing down on journalism which breaches accepted professional codes of practice..
We identified four primary strategies for creating teachable moments for smoking cessation counseling: positive reinforcement, encouragement, assessing readiness, and offering concrete motivating reasons by linking to patients' specific medical, family, or economic situations.
In return, the Iranians are offering concrete concessions, notably putting an end for the moment to the production of highly enriched, 20 per cent uranium, and stopping construction work at its heavy-water reactor at Arak.
Books like these are valuable resources, offering concrete examples of what it takes for foundations to make significant change.
Though Mr. Putin spoke with compassion of Stalin's victims on the same holiday in 2007, Mr. Medvedev went much further by offering concrete proposals about museums and the search for mass graves, Mr. Roginsky said.
We identified four primary strategies for creating teachable moments: 1) positive reinforcement, 2) encouragement, 3) assessing readiness, and 4) offering concrete motivating reasons.
