He explained that DRUM channels the experience of it members into tangible demands.
A meritorious research identity may be favourably leveraged by centre members for tangible returns, including funding or awards, time, space, resources, or access to research participant pools [ 2, 14, 29].
The growth in size of the EU has given it extra political clout, brought stability and prosperity to new members—and yielded tangible benefits for existing ones.This is not to dismiss doubts over the readiness of the two newcomers.
The most vivid and tangible member of a wide cast is the sea itself, a constant, dark, murmuring presence that holds them all in terrified thrall.
Producers can verify the tangible member benefits, such as services or capital interest, but they may not be able to measure the value of the bargaining power they gain through cooperative membership.
20 minutes later, anticipation was tangible as members of the expanding crowd donned balaclavas, waved flags and handed out advice cards in case of arrest.
I wonder why, despite billions of dollars taken from collection plates--much of it from the poor--in my own denomination, I see few homes for the elderly, few recreation centers, little to no church-financed housing development and few viable church-operated businesses that might employ members or generate some tangible measure of return on years of investment.
It can benefit members of the public in tangible ways, through helping them to achieve their own goals, as well as improving their skills".
Council members said the lack of tangible aid from the West, particularly after a string of visitors had promised to help, was fueling suspicions that Syrians were being deliberately starved.
The national chapter of the USA is still in the recruitment process, but once we reach a tangible amount of members, we will launch a full-scale national project.
