Sentence examples for tangible state from inspiring English sources

As the dream of Greater Palestine returned, a truncated but tangible state of Palestine faded away.

The end state, called the tangible state, is a state where tokens can no longer flow through the PN.

There are many less tangible problems: state-controlled distribution, top-down planning and a quota system that doesn't fully encourage innovation and individual effort.

That combination would make for a good partnership for peace, and open the doors for a tangible two-state solution, where both nations are viable, prosperous and safe.

There is the same distance when it comes to the Iraqi state, tangible only in the occasional raid on nearby smugglers and a lonely army checkpoint, itself no more than a pile of sandbags topped by a heavy machine gun a mile or so away.

"We look forward to working closely with the Council and the local community to develop the Institute, which will complement the regeneration of the local area and bring to it tangible benefits," Walport states.

It's in this way that Mr. Romney got something more tangible out of the state.

The most tangible evidence of a state in many places is a picture of President Hamid Karzai.

The most tangible example of the state's hand in Dr. Romero-Ortega's and Dr. Athitsos' research may be the building that brought them together.

It was as if the authorities had dispensed with such abstract representations of justice because the real thing — the tangible, functional tools of state control — were so obvious.

ReprintsThis desire for tangible results from the state also leads to a preference for new leaders to be moderate, unthreatening figures, perhaps from inside the system.