This was no "angry brigade" of Oxford-educated "anarchists" but, rightly or wrongly, a real attempt to orchestrate and instruct a tangible manifesto.
And there is Tobin's q, a ratio of the stockmarket value to the replacement cost of its tangible assets—an attempt to measure what it would cost to recreate a company from scratch.Other measures are employed to compare equity values with those of other financial assets.
So, while inventory could be relatively easily managed for merchandise or food, if a dollar came into a game, the player wasn't necessarily leaving with anything tangible after their attempt.
He showed me the document, on Al Qaeda letterhead: stamped by the "Sécurité Islamique," with a logo of a crossed Kalashnikov and sword, it was a tangible sign of the Islamists' attempt to acquire the trappings of official power.
But it surely won't be easy even for him to persuade players to come to Belle Vue in the next couple of years unless the club start to make tangible progress on their second attempt at a new stadium, following the collapse of plans for the first one just weeks after they had been awarded a Super League licence last summer.
In an attempt to reach tangible and plausible results the design of the analysis also took into account the time criterion for causality.
This zine attempts to find tangible steps to bigger social issues that can be permeated in and outside the club.
Its slogan is "not charity, just work" and the program attempts to make tangible changes to people's lives by teaching key skills and paying fare wages.
The committee, however, achieved no tangible result, and failed in its attempt to found an authoritative arbiter over the English tongue.
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.
