"My view is we are still waiting for a very significant and tangible expression to implement labour market reforms, product reforms, pension system reforms which – given large scale fiscal stimulus is not available – is necessary to stimulate growth".
But "it needs to continue to implement tangible and essential reforms because these are long held grievances and problems," he said.
"While further violent confrontations have thus far been avoided, we remain concerned and troubled that government and opposition leaders have not yet found a way to break a dangerous stalemate and agree to implement tangible confidence building measures," they said.
In short order, I made tangible improvements, none too difficult to implement.
In his speech, he noted the need for "tangible support" from the state, including approval to implement certain labor agreements and "financial and operational support".
Even though major incident planning is recognised as a priority for hospitals, many are still struggling to implement changes to result in tangible improvements.
Much of the caucus, frustrated by the government's failure to implement social credit or even take tangible steps towards doing so, sided with Hargrave, and Hugill's cabinet colleagues did not come to his defense.
Choosing the best enhancement to implement is a complex decision, depending on tangible and intangible criteria, which have to be taken into account together.
The roundtable will be creating plans for action: substantive, meaningful, tangible and actionable plans to address the issues of social justice facing our communities and developing the strategies to implement those plans.
Even if this takes a while to implement (which anyone who works in the old-school banking industry will confirm), it's still tangible news and a reason for people to get excited about the currency.
