Sentence examples for have a concise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ray at this point should have a concise two-point agenda -- to deliver a report summing up the findings of his office, and then go home.

Here are five things you can do to ensure these needs are being fulfilled: Start by ensuring that you have a concise strategy that answers four key statements for your organisation: what you do (your offer to the public); how you do it (the values you lives by); the impact you want to have (your mission) and what your ambition for the future is (your vision).

But Amazon likely will have a concise response to that news just 24 hours later: booming holiday season results for its e-commerce business that dwarf any of its e-reader-related sales.

"I've since had a conversation with Fif and we have a concise understanding".

To have a concise set of principles, we focus only on justice.

This new method of compressed sensing (CS) requires that the signal have a concise and extremely dense representation in some mathematical basis.

He had a concise explanation for his victory: "I was swept into office on Fred Tuttle's coattails".

Two summers ago, before Luck seemed destined for N.F.L. superstardom, he had a concise vision for his legacy at Stanford.

NYC Medics has a concise mission: the rapid provision of medical care to remote locations that have been hit by disasters.

This BBC summary has a concise timeline of events and a useful map of the UNCLOS-based divisiof of the Spratlys, compared with the extent of Chinese territorial claims.

For each element of supposed secular Jewish identity, Sand has a concise dismissal: any talk of Jews as a "race" (not, of course, that most Jews think of themselves as a race) is unfounded: according to Steven Pinker, the "genetic overlap" between the Ashkenazim and adjacent populations was/is between a third and a half depending on which genes you examine.