Third, it attempts to offer something tangible in return for the sacrifice of paying: a universal pension system and limited unemployment insurance.All that looks good on paper.
The long-term goal is not just to mimic Facebook's feature set, while serving a private audience – but to offer something tangible to its users.
Offer something tangible in email blasts and newsletters.
Working the land also offers something less tangible than food — to all students.
So it is with all faith you must go beyond yourself, into the unknown and the uncertain, must offer up something tangible in exchange for what may never be proven, to root the certainties of your existence in that which is, by nature, uncertain.
As social prescribing continues to offer patients something tangible – they can still leave the surgery with a paper prescription – they feel supported and "listened to", but this time, there are lasting benefits.
Soon afterward, however, Mr. Raoul said he ran head-on into another message: that the governor was looking for a candidate who offered something of tangible value to him.
For the governing Congress Party, the new ordinance fulfills a campaign pledge made by Mrs. Gandhi and provides her party with something tangible to offer voters as the country prepares for national elections next year.
But, as George Bush's former political adviser Karl Rove once said, "if you are explaining, you are losing" and ministers also accept that they too need to have something tangible to offer energy consumers.
But Australia will also be under pressure to prove that something tangible has changed, in particular to offer more on climate financing and at least signal that a more credible policy is coming.
