"The lawsuit does not identify one tangible tactic or strategy that would actually improve water quality," Leeds told The Huffington Post in a statement.
There are lots of great lessons for entrepreneurs to learn from watching the BMW versus Tesla battle since cars are so tangible and manufacturer sales tactics are so transparent.
The initiative, by a digital agency in New York named Firstborn, is an example of what is known as experiential marketing, which aims to bring brands to life in tangible ways that eschew traditional advertising tactics like television commercials.
O.K.?' " The creative team at Marc USA, he added, is considering "some real-life tactics" to give the campaign tangible form in public spaces.
become more mindful of our lapses, so as to devise tactics and strategies for holding onto tangibles and intangibles, while we can still devise reclamations.
We talk about optimization tactics more than anything else possibly because it tends to be the most tangible kind of conversation we can have.
Or perhaps, sans any tangible and moral support for the Iranian people, they'll use the Soviet dictator's tactics to last as long as he did.
Several investigations of different insurers have since been instigated on similar grounds.Another tactic used by the administration to sell health reform to a sceptical public is to trumpet tangible benefits the law will bring.
In a new tactic, SNAP also praised eight bishops who, it said, "have begun to break ranks with their colleagues, and take tangible steps toward healing and prevention".
