For Proposals, There Is Always a Need for the Description

question 18

Multiple Choice

For proposals, there is always a need for the description of what the writer proposes to do. This need is:

• A) most effectively put across when presented in an elaborate manner breaking away from the rule of being concise.
• B) irrelevant in situations where an RFP is issued.
• C) the primary message of any proposal.
• D) emphasized best with the we-viewpoint.
• E) irrelevant in sales proposals.

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