Well, I guess I have to withdraw, I thought, and promptly did so, rather than abstaining from my tangible social duties.
At some point he would write out the lineup for Manager Clint Hurdle, one of many duties, tangible or otherwise, he performs for the team.
It is our duty to give tangible meaning to the responsibility to protect.
It might be stretching things a bit to argue that voting is a "beautiful thing", but it is the only tangible way, apart from jury duty, that Americans connect directly to the political process of their polity.
Congratulate yourself, not just because you honoured your civic duty and displayed tangible appreciation for the privilege of living in a democratic society, but congratulate yourself for allowing your interminable optimism to take center stage.
However, a future president has a duty to secure tangible gains for Americans who are losing their jobs and seeing their wages stagnate today, and who fear for their children's futures in the coming decades.
Generally speaking, insofar as the use of existing data or information are concerned (see Table 1, duty to share), the more immediate and tangible a threat to public health, the stronger the individual duty to participate in epidemiology becomes (see Table 1).
Equipment purchases – tangible assets, such as trucks and heavy duty machinery – typically require a significant amount of capital.
If your administrative duties seem unreasonable, you now have tangible information to present to your head of department.
Eventually, engineers will work entirely in the abstract world of forms— emerging only for the unpleasant, if necessary, duty of turning them into things tangible enough for people to buy.
