Sentence examples for candid debate from inspiring English sources
Leaders of both parties have evaded a candid debate on government's role and limits.
We encourage vigorous, candid debate, clear boundaries of confidentiality, and defined accountabilities for each participant.
The court rightly demands absolute secrecy in its deliberations to encourage candid debate and fend off corrupting outside influences.
Did Justice Souter use the word "rationing" in a purposeful way, to educate the public and foster a more candid debate?
Such bracingly honest criticism of a "superstar" is an encouraging sign that pungent, candid debate remains possible in the often snoozeworthy universe of American poetry.
When the shadow cabinet meets, it, too, is not a forum for candid debate about the strengths and weaknesses of their position.
Those conditions may help explain why Australia's politicians have had some very candid debates on very emotional subjects.
This discussion section invariably led to candid debates between ED92a participants concerning undergraduate science education at Brandeis and generalized opinions of science education across their diverse experiences.
In a strongly-worded foreword to the latest report, he and cabinet secretary and head of the civil service Sir Jeremy Heywood write that civil servants must deal "competently and straightforwardly" with ministers, providing open debate and candid advice.
More than that, many of them, forthright in their contempt for the American government, are equally candid in their embrace of the values of free expression and open debate that are in notably short supply in their countries of origin.
