They would do well to look to America, which for all its problems has forthrightly admitted torturing prisoners and continues to release details.
Mr. Obama vowed to deal with the rest of the prisoners under the law and the Constitution, but forthrightly admitted he wasn't sure how.
Since Broyard was by this time the Times's most intellectually stylish book reviewer, I told him that I would like to have him sit down in the chair beside me and allow me to buy him a pair of shoes, hoping thereby, I forthrightly admitted, to deepen his appreciation for my next book.
For all the revelations made possible last week by Edward Snowden, the intelligence contractor who admitted forthrightly on Sunday that he was the source of the leaks, I still imagine a National Security Agency manager reading them all, shaking her head and thinking, you have no idea.
In fact, Dembski, after recently having his creationist integrity impugned by being called a "theistic evolutionist" on a religious website (Helms 2009), admitted forthrightly that he is an old-earth creationist.
Admitting forthrightly "that I am not a writer," he does write text that accompanies each photo.
He is also one of the few prominent writers on economic and political issues who has, on a number of occasions, admitted when he was mistaken, and forthrightly changed his position.
Addressing these consumer problems forthrightly will allow the solar industry to grow on a foundation of satisfied consumers.
Finally, Mr. Miller persuaded Nixon to sign a statement admitting that he had been wrong in "not acting more decisively and more forthrightly in dealing with Watergate, particularly when it reached the state of judicial proceedings".
