Sentence examples for communicating candidly from inspiring English sources
In an interview with 24/7 Wall St., Rittenhouse Rankings President Laura Rittenhouse said that companies that are less transparent with their shareholders may have problems communicating candidly within the company as well.
In a statement, Mr. Goldstone and Mr. Simmons said the allegations were without merit and that they had communicated candidly with investors.
In a 2001 ruling, the Department of the Interior v. Klamath Water Users Protective Association, the Supreme Court said that "the deliberative process privilege rests on the obvious realization that officials will not communicate candidly among themselves if each remark is a potential item of discovery and front page news".
He said that if confirmed, he would "communicate frequently and candidly with the oversight committees, and as much as possible with the American people".
We have learned that we must always weigh the costs of action, and communicate those costs candidly to the American people, which is why I've put Iraq and Afghanistan into my budget.
You must be highly visible and communicate frequently and candidly, whether it takes road shows, teleconferences, Webcasts, informal meetings, e-mails or blogs to enlighten, encourage and engage people when they may be confused, discouraged and at risk of losing focus.
Try to communicate, reason, and candidly advise your ex that you are willing to take this to court but would rather deal with it on your own terms.
He communicates very openly and candidly about his goals.
"We can communicate without even communicating.
Not communicating is still communicating.
