Our campaign and many others will need real, tangible support in order to have the impact on public understanding that these issues deserve.
Donovan should do what other regulators have not -- demonstrate real leadership and publicly define "tangible benefit" in order to hold the banks accountable to the stated goal of the Settlement.
Ramen House has distinctive exterior and interior facilities as well as other tangible things in order to serve the customers.
The actual law, which hasn't changed, says that the state will levy a 4percenttaxax on rentals of "tangible personal property". So in order to tax a Netflix subscription, Alabama's tax collectors have been forced to argue that streaming movies are somehow exactly that — tangible.
If you're used to treating yourself to spa days or shopping sprees or wild nights out, you're going to have to give up some of these tangible and expensive pleasures in order to obtain what right now seems like the abstract state of being debt-free.
For the Records is intended to make the lived experience of mental health issues tangible to a broad audience in order to increase understanding and alleviate isolation and stigma.
This approach represents a valuable contribution in decision-making processes that face the challenging task of achieving small but tangible modifications of dietary behaviour in order to reduce nutrition-related chronic health concerns on the long term.
We appreciate that tangible resources are often required in order to translate attitudes into actions and that for some disadvantaged families, enabling various forms of physical activity for their child may pose a real challenge.
Hence, this paper concentrates on the distribution unbalance, completing the available definitions in order to maintain tangible relationships between the level of unbalance and the cited consequences in distribution networks.
