Sentence examples for candid reports from inspiring English sources

America should therefore welcome candid reports and discussions of our own rights record.

Two admirably candid reports in the past few years written by Arab academics for the UN's development programme, and testifying to the link between political repression and economic backwardness, have powerfully underscored the need to loosen up.

While critics may continue to try in vain to ascribe to us ulterior motives for our candid reports, we will continue to address our community's challenges and strengths directly and honestly.

In candid reports assessing recent problems with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's programs to explore Mars, two panels concluded that pressures to conform to the agency's recent credo of "faster, cheaper, better" ended up compromising ambitious projects.

So will this transparency continue to see such candid reports back to Whitehall?

This is confirmed by reports that suggest that the greater anonymity associated with telephone surveys yield more candid reports of risky or socially disapproved behavior [ 25, 26].

L'Osservatore's candid reporting and editorial criticisms of Benito Mussolini's government enraged the dictator.

It was an astonishingly candid report, perhaps aimed at forcing the State Department to confront the growing disaster.

Mr. Annan challenged the U.N. to make radical reforms in an unusually candid report issued on Sept. 8.

In a candid report to the party's conference, Clarke wrote: "There will be many stresses and strains as we work to obtain good parliamentary representation.

Lady Black, who writes for her husband's newspaper under her maiden name, Barbara Amiel, began her column Monday with a titillatingly candid report on the evening.