The Border Agency needs more realistic targets, and should be more honest about its capacity.
Instead, companies should encourage employees, to be honest about their capacity for taking on new work assignments.
The "true freedom" Carter was talking about, the freedom afforded by a capacity for honest self-refection and an awakened consciousness, was the subject of Darkness on the Edge of Town, released a year before the President's speech.
So important is this capacity for honest plundering of personal experience that some comics are prepared to go to court for it.
In our own moment of horror and heroism, it is a book more salient than ever -- unflinchingly honest about the human capacity for hate and brutality, yet filled with an undiscourageable love of humanity.
But if the health care debate is any measure, it is evident that our political establishment has lost much of its capacity for honest debate and real decision-making.
A key hallmark of a healthy family is direct, clear, consistent, and honest communication, and the capacity to tolerate open expression of emotion (Walsh 2003, 2006).
As predicted by the hypothesis that hydrocarbons are an honest indicator of reproductive capacity [ 40, 49], the concentration of fertility compounds on both the cuticle and egg surface increases with egg-laying rate [ 50- 52].
If queen fertility pheromones indeed serve as an honest indication of reproductive capacity [ 40, 49], then changes in fertility signals corresponding with colony size should be a common feature of social insect colonies.
He took an honest measure of his capacities, set reasonable objectives and recalibrated his preparations to fit these realities.
