More crucially, these goals need to be matched by equally bold financial commitments that will turn the ambitious sustainable development agenda into tangible progress for the health and rights of women.
That is why the Aldersgate Group, an alliance of leaders from business, politics and society, has recently convened a series of discussions on how to make this agenda more tangible for key decision makers.
Lizz Winstead, one of the emcees for "The People's Bailout" and a co-creator of "The Daily Show," told me how frustrating it was to be told, in response to her support of Occupy, that the movement had no agenda or tangible impact to speak of.
It is intended they will develop an agenda focused on tangible changes.
She described Osborne's devolution agenda as "huge, tangible changes" but said more needed to be done to "put local people back in control".
Of course, budgets aren't just about income and outflow; they're also the most tangible way to advance an agenda, and the Party's county Web site warns that "the battle against Obama's union bosses begins in your city".
It's vital for those involved in delivering/implementing the digital agenda to demonstrate the tangible benefits, and improved care that it can offer, not just to a specific organisation but the NHS as a whole.
Still, Democrats are the minority party across the entire federal government, leaving them with very little tangible ways to block Trump's agenda.
Inside Aleppo, anger had been mounting over a battle some Syrians believe is in the service of foreign agendas, and whose only tangible result seemed to be more rebel wounded and dead.
Mr. Biden added that the offer of talks "stands, but it must be real and tangible, and there has to be an agenda that they are prepared to speak to.
