The part of the sentence 'candour for' is not a complete sentence and is not correct in written English.
You could use the word 'candour' to mean 'openness and honesty', for example: She spoke with candour about her experience.
There is nothing Uncanny Valley about her intelligence and candour for creative output.
Francis is set to propose: A "duty of candour" for NHS staff to own up when mistakes affect patients.
This listed it under Shifnal but confessed, with the candour for which the county is famous, that Weston Park was over the border in Staffordshire.
Kitano finds an ease and candour for all this, and despite the bizarre mix of ingredients, nothing feels forced or uncomfortable, and it all looks like the simple result of Kitano's boisterous mission to entertain - by any means necessary.
But why did she not mention that we have introduced a new duty of candour for both organisations and individuals to make it easier for people to speak out and giving them greater protection?
We are back in post-apocalyptic Chicago, where society is divided into factions depending on people's aptitude: Abnegation for the selfless, Dauntless for the brave, Amity for the peaceful, Candour for the honest, and Erudite for the intelligent – annoyingly pronounced "error – yew – dite", but with a slight "l" sound between the second and third syllable, as if the word is mixed with Araldite.
We used the lure and greater opportunity for candour of the internet to shed light on four research questions: Are students aware of unwanted pregnancy and abortion behaviour in their peer group?
High court judges accused the MoD of "lamentable" behaviour and serious breaches of its duty of candour, and for failing to set up an independent investigation.
Hunt said he was also in favour of a duty of candour, but for hospital trusts rather than a legal obligation on individual doctors and nurses.
It is understood, however, that the Department of Health is due to publish a draft duty of candour regulation for review as part of a consultation into the CQC's new registration requirements for healthcare providers.
He deserved full marks for candour, but nul points for how he intends to achieve a different result if re-elected.
