As the world nations meet in Doha, Qatar to negotiate on climate change, we request you to post a "one sentence message" along with your name and country and tell us what you feel or what action you demand for a safer environment!
Fact: Marketing and PR has won this election--public opinion is being swayed by the constant appearance of single-sentence messages.
Her one-sentence message to him said, "Someone very important wants to know who you are".
Yesterday, the Police Department notified commanders of the change with a single-sentence message.
But in contrast to other veto threats, the two-sentence message to the Congress did not say he would veto the bill, which is known as S. 627.
The court sent the justices' regrets in a two-sentence message to the sergeant-at-arms of the House of Representatives this afternoon.
Earlier this month, a four-sentence message sent to police commanders ordered that no summonses or desk appearance tickets should be issued for offenses committed at demonstrations or similar events with more than 20 participants.
Before Mr. Boehner postponed the vote on his measure, the White House had sent a two-sentence message to Congress, saying that if the Boehner bill landed on Mr. Obama's desk, "the president's senior advisors would recommend that he veto this bill".
Finally, there's Twitter, a service that allows you to blast a two-sentence message via e-mail or text to all of your Twitter contacts.
Again, it's a long read if all you're used to is 300-word blog posts or two-sentence message board threads, but it's worth the effort if you're "into" the Kindle at all.
To specifically examine the relationship between self-reported distrust and willingness to participate, and how this relationship might be influenced, the survey included an unobtrusive experimental manipulation: a simple two-sentence message designed to rebuild consumer trust and confidence in the utility was conveyed to a randomly-selected subsample of participants.
