Sentence examples for frank communications from inspiring English sources
These and other frank communications by Mr. Libi have led intelligence analysts at the West Point center and elsewhere to pore over his videos like Kremlinologists looking for operational clues to Soviet intentions.
They should also build up confidence in their friendly cooperation and development, face up to their disagreements, engage in frank communications, and work together to unleash positive energy for the construction of bilateral relations.
"They are regulating commercial spam, and at the same time they are using the franking privilege to send unsolicited bulk communications which aren't commercial," David Sorkin, a professor at the John Marshall Law School in Chicago, said.
Then Andrew Card, Mr Bush's chief of staff, added to the sense of gloom in the White House over the impending departure of Karen Hughes, the president's communications director, with a foolishly frank interview in Esquire magazine.
The former director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison was frank about her latest sojourn into politics.
NOAA said that "confidentiality of these communications … is essential to frank discourse among scientists," and noted that it is "a long-standing practice" to keep such communication confidential.
NATHANIEL FRANK New York, March 14 , 2002The writer is director of communications, Center for the Study of Sexual Minorities in the Military, University of California, Santa Barbara.
After the United States began shipping armored equipment out of As Sayliyah, the military started to install communications equipment there for the command center that General Franks and his staff will use to conduct the exercise.
All member of Congress are allowed to send communications to their constituents at public expense in a process called franking.
Supporters of Mr. Franks hope his recent defeat bodes just as well, said Pete McDonough, Mrs. Whitman's former communications director.
