Sentence examples for frank report from inspiring English sources

WRITING a frank report, as Jürgen Chrobog, Germany's man in Washington, did, is an ambassador's work.

A remarkably frank report on sustainable tourism for the Thai government proposed that Thailand exploit its neighbours' misfortunes and highlight how inexpensive and safe it was by comparison.

And it moved its best traders to a hedge fund, leaving the B-team to manage the bank's positions.Publicly humbled by a frank report on its failings, the bank has made a raft of changes.

The E.U. monetary affairs commissioner, Joaquín Almunia, said in a frank report this month that euro-zone countries had suffered more than necessary in the crisis because they failed to address deep-seated economic imbalances during the good times.

"More and more peasants are submitting petitions concerning the excessive burden [of fees and taxes], and conflicts [between officials and peasants] are becoming increasingly intense," said an unusually frank report on causes of social instability in China published by the Communist Party last year.

Worthy candidates include Alberto Mora, the former Navy general counsel who waged a lonely battle to revoke Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's interrogation directive authorizing abuses at the Guantánamo Bay prison; and Antonio Taguba, the Army major general who says he was forced to retire after his frank report on the sadistic treatment of detainees at Abu Ghraib.

Here Churchill was in his element, in the firing line at fighter headquarters, inspecting coast defenses or antiaircraft batteries, visiting scenes of bomb damage or victims of the "blitz," smoking his cigar, giving his V sign, or broadcasting frank reports to the nation, laced with touches of grim Churchillian humour and splashed with Churchillian rhetoric.

Foreign journalists have benefited from surprisingly frank reports on obscure local government websites learning, for example, about preparations made by police for potential unrest on sensitive anniversary dates.The review and clean-up effort, if successful, will bring welcome relief to millions of frustrated users in search of current information.

To be frank, reports on the small number of female physicists (or the low number of female scientists winning research grants) though important in raising awareness, have little impact on my daily life as a scientist.

"I do think particularly big corporate companies such as Boots who have a significant responsibility towards public safety have a moral duty to co-operate fully with any police investigation, and also they have an overriding duty to demonstrate transparency to the family". Boots said it co-operated fully with the police and legal privilege allows staff to make full and frank reports.

"We encourage the Hong Kong SAR government to honor its commitment to protecting the freedom of the press, and we hope the Chinese authorities will continue to make every effort to ensure that the environment in which the media and publishers operate in the Hong Kong SAR supports full and frank reporting," the statement added.