Sentence examples for issue of candor from inspiring English sources
"These questions go to the issue of candor and competence," he said, "and there is that awkward pause" between information received by the administration and disclosure to the public that works against Mr. Bush's "earnestness".
He addresses the issue with a welcome bit of candor, but Johnson is quick to add that hasty pushes to market don't apply to the work that the company has been doing on the security side – an understandably hot topic in the world of connected locks.
The social network approached the issue with a rare bit of candor, stating that the change to its News Feed will likely hurt traffic to external websites.
"The board's decision not to nominate Walter Hewlett," the Hewlett-Packard statement said, "is based on his ongoing adversarial relationship with the company, as evidenced by his recent litigation against H.P., as well as concerns about his lack of candor and issues of trust".
In a statement, the computer and printer giant cited concerns about his "lack of candor" and "issues of trust".
On the issue of Guantánamo Bay, his reputation for candor and bluntness sometimes put him at odds with the White House's preferred narrative.
Judge Collyer called that "a very serious Fourth Amendment issue" and criticized the N.S.A. for institutional "lack of candor" because it had not disclosed the problem earlier.
Among its allies and political critics, it could be open to charges of duplicity or lack of candor on a major foreign policy issue.
The court said the delayed notification was a sign of an "institutional lack of candor" by the NSA, and the violations represented a "very serious Fourth Amendment issue".
In a mix of candor and defensiveness, Mr. Obama said he had second-guessed himself more on Syria than any other issue during his presidency.
After the corruption scandals broke, however, the politics of candor paled, and critics said the mayor began to lose his touch, flip-flopping on issues as political winds shifted.
