Sentence examples for summaries should be from inspiring English sources

Such summaries should be limited to no more than fifteen minutes.

O'Reilly said any meetings between the ECB and the G30 should in future be made public and summaries should be provided of the discussions.

In April 2009, the DoH gave an instruction that discharge summaries should be sent within 24 hours, and in that November it forecast that, by the following April, 50% of hospitals would comply.

But hospital doctors carry on blithely providing their discharge summaries when they see fit, three years after a DoH published a directive that discharge summaries should be sent to GPs within 48 hours.

Because the rankings of the varieties and lines often change from year to year, only the multiple year summaries should be considered to be useful indicators of varietal performance in this region.

The judge said the summaries should be released because the review board is an independent investigative agency (not a personnel arm of the Police Department), that the summaries were limited in scope, and that they dealt only with complaints in which police misconduct had been substantiated.

Above all else, the executive summary should be the perfect hors d'oeuvre – not filling.

Each written answer (except for the Project Summary) should be no more than 300 words long.

This summary should be built automatically using resources like Wikipedia and generated by extracting relevant passages and aggregating them into a coherent summary.

A summary should be written in your own words; if you use phrases from the source, put them in quotation marks.

However, it also shows that there is a fairly high degree of uncertainty as to how the author summary should be written: the features are still unstable, and three distinct patterns can be observed: the "situated summary", the "technical summary" and the "minimalist summary".