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The Chevron way outlines succinctly the company's objectives, the key stakeholders and how management will monitor progress.

Unlike similar JavaScript libraries, jQuery has a unique philosophy that allows you to express common complex code succinctly.

Excellent report writing skills, and be able to convey critical information clearly and succinctly.

Title. Your title is helpful if it succinctly communicates what you do.

A member of the liberal Ghad party put it more succinctly. "It's our army, " he said.

It includes an introductory section written by leaders and pioneers in the field in which the theory of the model is outlined succinctly .

Scarcity can be succinctly explained by the observation that there are limited resources and unlimited desires.

It allows you to succinctly describe text generated from nested or recursive data.

This quiet man, who corresponded succinctly in many languages, could so nearly have become one of the 20th century's great individuals.

That succinctly describes the result of the operation.

Specifies values that succinctly describe the results of a masked text parsing operation.

One may wonder if such sets of points may be succinctly described in a compact mathematical notation.

If they do have good communication skills, they will be able to do this logically and succinctly.

And I'll deal with this succinctly: I was kind of impressed by the demo.

A tagline is a slogan which succinctly, memorably, and descriptively sums up a company or product.

The images that sell depict concepts, generic objects or succinctly capture the essence of ideas, emotions or travel destinations.

Dr Shin has articulated the top priority for this region very clearly and succinctly.

When leaving voice mails, state your name, place of business, and number. Succinctly say why you're calling. Repeat step one; say goodbye.

At last, communicate with interviewer systematically and express your points succinctly.

You can convey information powerfully and succinctly by adding data graphics to your diagrams.

The first time I saw a T-shirt that said "mean people suck, " I thought, Now, there is a heartfelt sentiment, succinctly expressed.

Ms Jiang vividly recalls her own stumbling attempts to express herself succinctly before selection boards.

The core concern is succinctly stated: climate change endangers health in fundamental ways.

As one Xiamen official succinctly reminded us: 'we prefer to do business with people we know'.

Second, new markup that succinctly describes common generation patterns has been introduced.

Powerful people communicate succinctly -- and in measured tones, not stridently.

The above code very succinctly creates the main UI for the application.

"The core concern is succinctly stated: climate change endangers human health, " said Dr Chan.

Or, put more succinctly, how afraid of China should the United States be?

As Mark Twain succinctly put it, "Familiarity breeds contempt - and children. "

Succinctly put, it is the notion that the laws of physics are the same everywhere.

The second part succinctly introduces the culture and education cause run by Christianity.

This balladry spoke the four seasons succinctly also to wash crural benefit.

So, what now? As balmer so succinctly put it: "Weddings are easy; it's the marriage that's hard. "

Succinctly put, KM is the process through which organizations generate value from their intellectual and knowledge-based assets.

"The Olympics are coming, and we don't want to get disgraced, " Huang said, summing up the purpose succinctly.

The code even looks similar in many cases, just stated more succinctly.

As Raynor succinctly declares, "Alright, boys, let's show the locals they don't need to fear the Dominion. "

Compare to else asset pricing theories, GCAPM can explain the puzzle of equity premium succinctly .

Solution: Feedback is succinctly targeted so that people don't receive irrelevant information.

Put succinctly, homeownership has become the ultimate symbol of virility in today's China.

While most succinctly and ef? ciently de? ning space and its purpose.

No matter what question you are asked, answer it honestly and succinctly.

In other words, you need to succinctly state what your application does.

How you can explain it succinctly and clearly?

Choosing a word that most accurately, effectively, and succinctly expresses an intended meaning is a skill that is teachable.

The error message clearly and succinctly explains what went wrong, how to fix it, and not leave the user guessing.

I think it does a job of succinctly summing up how I wish to live and what inspires me most.

In his paper, Zhou succinctly defines the qualities of an effective reserve currency: it should be anchored to a stable benchmark;

It was in reply to a comment on his blog that the Konfused Kid succinctly sums up the whole violent situation in Iraq

All American Indian friend of mine, a veteran, a member of the Indian Nation of Alcatraz, put it to me very succinctly:

Demonstrable ability to communicate clinical data succinctly, clearly and accurately in writing

Fortunately, I have a friend who explains it very well, and very succinctly: