Toward the end of the desperate war, the Warburg family, in a succinct document, deeded the collection permanently to the University of London, on condition that it be housed in a "suitable building in close proximity to the University" and kept intact.
Often, the only formulaic and succinct document in the application package is the CV.
An owner and his or her design consultants must prepare succinct, detailed documents all along the path from soliciting bids through bid acceptance and on to preconstruction, construction, and post construction, not anticipating any serious problems along the way but prepared to deal with them if and when they occur.
There was no succinct "reply document," they said, though they pointed to the minutes of an executive meeting that said some estimates from the teams seemed too pessimistic.
I began a very succinct journal documenting the timing, duration and quality of chest pain I was experiencing, and I also included what I did to relieve the symptoms.
This unprecedented scandal is documented in succinct but gory detail by Mr. Lowenstein in The Investor's Dilemma: How Mutual Funds Are Betraying Your Trust and What to Do About It (Wiley, $29.95).
The section continues to introduce the primary covariates of the model, presents arguments for their plausibility as determinants where necessary and provides a succinct discussion of previously documented impacts of the covariates.
Wise documents use a succinct "Qualified By" or "Summary" statement that focuses on your fit for the position instead of rambling on about your career goals.
Succinct notes of heart of documents re: French Indochina (ca. 40-50 pp.).
Ideally, a new grad's résumé is a focused one-page marketing document, with a succinct job goal that molds the résumé writer's descriptions of each previous job and related experience.
