That's an Englishman asking an Irishman to be succinct.

This 19 page report is compact, succinct and straight to the point.

Mr. Caprioli (France) and Mr. Gregory (Canada) expressed support for the more succinct amendment.

The coordinator shall submit a succinct progress report to the Committee at each session.

The salient points of Capacity 21 are presented in succinct form in the annex.

Allow me also to thank the President of the ICC, Judge Philippe Kirsch, for his succinct and detailed introduction of the report and for the excellent manner in which he has been handling the affairs of the Court.

The publication was initiated in response to growing demands for succinct information in a handy format.

Our sincere thanks go also to Assistant Secretary General Zacklin for his very clear and succinct report.

The need for more flexible drafting was noted, as well as the need for the decisions to be more succinct.

Only the truly operational paragraphs of a specific decision should be cited in a report and given a succinct and substantive response.

The Chinese English anti censorship blog, GFW Blog provides a succinct summary, a list of quotes and from participants, and their contact information.

The Secretary General of the Conference places considerable importance on the elaboration of a document which is both comprehensive and operational, while remaining succinct.

When telegraph operators were paid by the word, and there was always the risk of garbled transmissions, messages were crisp, succinct, and to the point.

It was a good thing that some of the recommendations, in particular recommendation 1, which was aimed at more succinct reporting, had already been implemented.

Her whole manner!

My manner, sir.

The Meeting noted that the Division's newly developed succinct strategy was founded on the five key working principles of subsidiarity, empowerment, collaboration, scientific excellence and dynamism.

5. Mr. HIDALGO BASULTO (Cuba) thanked the Chairman for his succinct and precise summary of the very useful meeting with the President of the Security Council.

It provides succinct information and data on available films, videos, photo and archival film footage, and on the United Nations regional film libraries in 124 countries.

The house was just such as I had pictured it from Sherlock Holmes' succinct description, but the locality appeared to be less private than I expected.

The house was just such as I had pictured it from Sherlock Holmes' succinct description, but the locality appeared to be less private than I expected.

It's my manner, sir.

What manner of Harith?

Form and manner of publication

His manner was not effusive.

His manner was not effusive.

And in this manner exactly.

The report presented to the Economic and Social Council in 2005 (E 2005 15) was more succinct and substantially shorter than the previous report of 2004 (E 2004 15).

(d) As requested by the Governing Council in paragraph 2 of its decision 91 46, a succinct overall summary has been provided at the beginning of the budget proposals.

The views submitted by Member States were so succinct and clear that already one can discern the broad lineaments of what the Security Council might come to look like.

United Nations staff needs assistance both in gaining the skills to produce briefer, more succinct and to the point materials and in obtaining access to extracts, précis and executive summaries.

In conjunction with similar recommendations in section IV below, the Advisory Committee trusts that future results based budgeting texts will include transparent and succinct terminology as a matter of routine.

What manner of judgment is this?

III. Perpetrators, time and manner of destruction

I don't mean no manner of speaking.

Information technology grows in an exponential manner.

It is the Effendi (good manner) attribute.

It's being done in a rigorous manner.

In a manner of speaking, I did.

I'm afraid I don't like your manner.

What is to be the manner of?

What manner of man, your deceased husband?

Ask him in what manner she swore.

If his occupation didn't, his manner would.

Well, yes, in a manner of speaking.