A "sale" includes any transfer of title or possession of tangible personal property for consideration.
Authors such as Fernán Pérez de Guzmán, writing "En coplas materiales / e retorica comuna", however, conjure up a material text that is situated within a tangible medium, prompting the consideration of textual situation (ID0105, MN6, vv. 2569 70).
"That all comes down to the nature of the work, the level of direction and control required and the business status of the workers". Additional risks may be less tangible but deserve equal consideration: gig workers may be less loyal than traditional employees by virtue of the fact that they value flexibility.
Pursuing a tangible national interest over ideological considerations, China has been able to deepen economic ties with Russia to ease the impact of Western sanctions.
Figure 2 demonstrates that whilst there is ample evidence that health issues are considered, there is much less evidence demonstrating how this consideration translates into tangible recommendations in the plan making process, and even less about whether these are implemented and result in an impact on health.
The JCHR found no tangible evidence of the government giving due consideration to the UK's obligations under the UNCRPD during this critical reforming time.
To provide assessment measures for such consideration, integrative research partners can use tangible metrics for qualitative studies and other activities to measure effectiveness and outcomes (Brown et al. 2012; Drew et al. 2012; Klein 2008; Roux et al. 2010).
Careful consideration is given to failure consequences, both tangible and intangible, and reliabilities of intact as well as damaged structures are considered.
The project also led to a less tangible benefit – that of educating staff about the benefits of environmental consideration.
Material selection for an engineering design can be viewed as a complicated multi-criteria decision making (MCDM) problem which requires consideration of a number of available materials and conflicting tangible and intangible selection criteria.
The loss of some species because of habitat changes is to be taken into consideration as continued stocking of such fish may not yield any tangible results.
