It is difficult to summarize the cacophony of European voices so succinctly.

As The Economist noted succinctly, Poland is not a country hitherto known for championing animal rights.

A young Yemeni protester put this case succinctly America, stop administering life support to Saleh and deal with us directly. Yemen is the Yemeni people.

Reacting to the devastating effect of corruption on the enjoyment of basic rights, a Somali elder succinctly expressed his views thus Development is about human beings.

That decision, and a brief synthesis of its main points, I shall leave to the Commissioner for Peace and Security, Mr. Djinnit, to present to you very succinctly.

But more succinctly, the problems are endemic lack of trained personnel, inadequate payment, a tradition from colonial times of dialogue about cases with the Ministry of Justice, apparently predetermined outcomes of trials .

Kennedy diagnosed the problem succinctly We are both caught up in a vicious and dangerous cycle in which suspicion on one side breeds suspicion on the other, and new weapons beget counter weapons.

Perhaps nobody has described it more succinctly than the British physicist John Tyndall, who was the first to measure the effect in his laboratory in 1859 for a number of gases, including CO2.

But there's one big puzzle remaining, and this was most succinctly put to me by my primary school math teacher in Tanzania, who's a wonderful Scottish lady who I still stay in touch with.

As succinctly demonstrated by a new global public opinion survey carried out by Transparency International (see in para. 26 above), political parties were adjudged to be the most corrupt institutions in the whole world.

The Palestinian Israeli conflict, now at least 45 years old, is not a complicated problem on the contrary, it can be summed up quite succinctly to paraphrase the American political operative James Carville, It s the occupation, stupid.

Now my work lately has been to collaborate with international cartoonists, which I so enjoy, and it's given me a greater appreciation for the power of cartoons to get at the truth, to get at the issues quickly and succinctly.

Those constraints comprehensively and succinctly presented in paragraphs 216 to 221 of the Secretary General's report contained in document A 60 63 impoverish small scale fisheries, reduce the contributions of fisheries to sustainable development and damage the environment and the health of local people.