The war zones are places where they can take tangible actions to protect their pride in their faith — unlike their own homes, where they feel increasingly powerless.
Therefore, it is time to stop talking - including in this House - and start taking tangible action together in earnest.
The Environmental Protection Agency and the Agriculture Department are taking tangible actions to provide farmers in the Maumee River watershed with the assistance needed to reduce algae blooms in the western Lake Erie basin.
May you begin your journey into greater financial security by taking tangible actions such as working with an expert to create a financial plan that supports your life and those who depend on you.
Rather, the court ruled that being a supervisor should be limited to someone authorized to take "tangible employment actions" like hiring, firing, promoting, demoting or reassigning employees to significantly different responsibilities.
The majority decision, written by Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., rejected the definition of "supervisor" advanced by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission as someone authorized to take "tangible employment actions" or direct the employee's daily work activities.
In Vance v Ball State, the court redefined supervisor and limited its application only to those authorized to take tangible employment actions against another employee –including hiring, firing, or demotion.
On June 24, in, Vance v. Ball State, the court adopted a narrow definition of who is a "supervisor," holding that it must be a person empowered to take tangible, adverse actions against the worker, like demoting or firing her, or cutting her pay.
