Sentence examples for tangible international from inspiring English sources
Lacking any kind of tangible international or political support, and increasingly at risk of being quite literally trampled over by the building of the dam, the tribes took to a form of protest most recently seen played out (with little real purpose or reward) in the West: occupation. .
There is persistent disappointment over the lack of more tangible international environmental consensus as seen at the Rio+20 conference this year.
They're even spearheading, as one of their "tangibles," an International Day Against Misandry.
Increasing the state's powers of surveillance also presents a threat to our freedoms without offering any tangible help in combating international terrorism.
The UN logo may be hard to escape, but these days the most tangible impact of the international presence is the cultural and economic uplift in upmarket areas such as Dardania.
The Free Syrian Army's leadership appears not to have been able to persuade Mr. Dadikhi to release the men, even as it seeks international recognition and tangible military aid, two desires undermined by the hostage case.
Move Your Money is a humorous, 3D inflatable metaphor — based on children's bouncy inflatable castles — to make international monetary flows tangible.
If groups are hoping to establish themselves as a legitimate authority, it is crucial for them to be seen to make a tangible effort to abide by international obligations to which they would be bound were they to succeed.
Taken together, these challenges underscore the bottom line: the global recovery remains on track, but it will take tangible policy actions and stronger international cooperation to sustain and broaden the momentum.
Datta recently unveiled his work at the 9th International Conference on Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction at Stanford University, so we can't wait to see where "Teacher" ends up.
By contrast, "I was invited to deliver a keynote talk at [top international conference]" is tangible and verifiable.
