Sentence examples for compact statement from inspiring English sources

Instead, the policy decision should be accompanied by a compact statement summarising the current situation and rationale for the policy decision, as recommended by the Warsh review.

Tonight he seemed surprised to see a posse of media people around his locker but he declined to discuss the game, using a compact statement that matched his swing: "Not tonight, fellas".

The dramatic editor of the Times stared apprehensively at this compact statement, and then, with one stroke of the blue pencil, deleted the words "for two minutes," thus leaving the readers to surmise that these parents were introduced to each other under the bridge by the Rector of Stiff-key, that the engagement was announced at a lawn party.

This is a very compact statement, but it took years and several editions of the book to get to this conclusion, and the implications are rich, which is why it took the entire book to develop.

As modern poetics developed out of ancient rhetoric, the temptation to regard metaphors as meaning or communicating or at the very least suggesting something inherently complex, open-ended, and resistant to compact literal statement became stronger and stronger.

A tendency toward concise, elegant and generally compact visual statements is evident, however.

In the case of the compact type, this statement is shown.

"The GREAT Group has done some things over the past few years, such as establishing a definition of postdocs, and then a couple of years ago, the postdoc compact," a formal statement of mutual obligations and responsibilities for postdocs and principal investigators.

Since T is locally compact, the following statements can be easily verified (Dinculeanu [9, Ch.

We do not know at present if the fixed-set can be taken to be a compact set in the statement of [2, Corollary ].

We are also a signatory to the national higher-education service coalition Campus Compact 30th anniversary Action Statement, in part to "affirm Virginia Wesleyan's obligation to contribute to the public good".