This was the first tangible right that he had ever won from his father.
Mr. Blair's sideline role was tangible right from the start, when he appeared in the working-class area he once represented.
What compelled him was not primarily a love of beauty or ideas or status, you guess, but the primal need for things: firm, tangible, right here, right now — or rather here and there, now and then, in this polyphonic, time-leaping show.
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Stuyk's particular finesse for 2D and 3D music video direction comes into play here as well, resulting in a digital space that feels unreal and totally tangible, right down to the industrial fan blowing 3D polygons all over the place.
Leslie Lefkow, deputy Africa director at Human Rights Watch (HRW), said: "In the absence of tangible human rights reforms by Eritrea's government, host countries, particularly in the EU, should not close the door on Eritrean asylum seekers or send them back to almost certain abuse".
While advocates of Obama's normalization policy towards Cuba have correctly pointed out that the trade embargo and international isolation were ineffective in encouraging Castro to liberalize his regime, it is equally unlikely that improved relations with Washington will facilitate tangible human rights improvements.
As we gave him a chance to fill his empty belly, I felt awash with guilt that I had been so overwhelmed by the world's out-of-reach problems that I ignored this tangible one right on my doorstep.
Another trick, courtesy of the restaurant industry: Present people with an overwhelming number of options but offer an easy, tangible solution right alongside it.
