"I've struggled, to be quite frank, with the idea of, 'Do I put him in prison?'" Butler said, according to the local paper Daily Camera.
Judge Patrick Butler, who presided over the case and sentenced Wilkerson yesterday, stated that he: "...struggled, to be quite frank, with the idea of, 'Do I put him in prison?'" Adding that he took into account the assailant's remorse shown for the crime committed and chances at rehabilitation. .
Informal discussions between scientists, whether over the telephone or in hallways or via email, depend on privacy to allow the free and frank exchange of ideas.
It was all the harder for independent filmmakers when their artistic originality was accompanied by frank and daring ideas about race and gender.
"We need somebody to get in there and just say, 'Do it.' " For Mr. Franks, the big idea, the vision, is in both the totality of his proposals on things like transportation and government reform, and more importantly, his ability to put them into practice by getting elected in the first place.
The meeting held by the players and management after the whitewash by the Springboks has been cited as the start of the holders' revival and there was a similar frank exchange of ideas four years ago after England had to come from behind to defeat Wales in the quarter-final.
Each nation's hierarchy has elected delegates for the meeting, but Francis — who wants to encourage a frank exchange of ideas — has also named dozens of additional participants, many with widely varying views.
Stephen Maddock, chief executive of the CBSO, is cheerfully frank: "I've no idea what other orchestras get up to.
This pales painfully next to the former claim of a yottabyte, and stands in frank contrast to the idea that the center could store 5 zettabytes of information.
