There is little background information on the companies other than what is in the one-paragraph pitch, no bio information on the CEOs, no slide decks, and no video presentations (cough, Elevator Pitches).
Oddly, none of that detail was included in the one-paragraph press release, which simply reaffirmed Colgate's cash-flow numbers in response to "an ambiguous comment made by a sell-side analyst".
Ms. Pelosi, Democrat of California, called upon Mr. Rangel to appear before her, and, in a subdued tone, read the one-paragraph resolution noting his 11 violations of Congressional ethics rules.
In one paragraph in the legislation the government states that E-Verify will not be used just for employment but also can be used for verifying identify for national security.
As in Hamburg, one paragraph in the compromise reflects the US sceptical view, and another – acknowledging the seriousness of the threat and the need for concerted effort to combat it – reflects the views of all the other G20 leaders.
Morison said the issue lay in one paragraph from the original Reuters story that was mistranslated by the Royal Thai Navy.
With a nod to the publication's earlier republican traditions, the great news was conveyed in just one paragraph of the paper.
That is a lot of nationalities to be throwing around in one paragraph, particularly on the day before another swarm of auslanders, the oversized marauders from the National Football League, do their mysterious thing at Wembley.
In "Downtown's Room in Hotel History" her analysis in one paragraph of the power and lure of downtown Manhattan for a generation of artists is definitive: Downtown's shows and parties, held inside a small perimeter, allowed for quick comings and goings.
In the original manuscript, one paragraph said: It is the plates that move.
