Sentence examples for concise document from inspiring English sources

The Covenant was a short and concise document of 26 articles.

That's in part because it's such a blessedly concise document, with just four or five choices for each of the three courses before dessert.

Insiders say the FSA's investigation, spearheaded by PricewaterhouseCoopers, isn't a single, concise document – but it should be possible to provide more than the mere 300 words that the regulator has made public on the subject.

The ideas outlined in this concise document have since been expanded on by many others, but the true identity of the original writer has so far remained shrouded in secrecy.

Here's hoping that the concise document gets the attention it deserves on both sides of the Atlantic.

Most managers are short on time, so putting your information into a concise document makes it easier when you meet to discuss your ideas.

Business leaders come to the sessions with concise documents (three pages or fewer, to ensure simplicity) describing the strengths and weaknesses of the unit's talent pipeline.

When discussing the presentation of research findings, interviewees indicated that a lengthy report or publication would not be read, and recommended that researchers provide short and concise documents.

(d Environmental Assessment or "EA" means a concise public document for which the Board is responsible that contains sufficient information for determining whether to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement or to make a finding of no significant environmental impact.

A resume is a clear and concise professional document written to provide a brief snapshot of your most relevant accomplishments, qualities, and interests.

(It's likely you've never even heard of General Butler, or his terrific pamphlet, arguably the most concise, authoritative document on the ways and means of the American war machine, which of course is why it is never taught in schools).