Candour in a sentence

But what was spectacular about the late eminent jurist was how his values of forthrightness and candour, which, by the way, is emblematic of his Egba heritage, reflected in all other spheres of his earthly engagements.

For covering and disclosing, with such candour, the problems in Alice Springs – for the nation in general to see.

I happened to come across the live broadcast quite by chance and, as usual, was riveted by her candour, relevance and fervour as she discussed the state of West Indies cricket in the context of Caribbean civilisation.

Indeed, the conversation on Tuesday was characterised, above all else, by its candour, its transparency and its pragmatism.

It can’t make complex decisions based on ethics and values, and it can’t manage and motivate teams with the candour and emotion which is so often required in our line of work.

It is understood the Government believes that adopting the duty of candour would risk “creating conflict and confusion” because of the framework of duties and obligations already developed since the disaster.

Meanwhile Slater and Gordon also called for the Government’s inquiry to investigate how the NHS’ duty of candour scheme had “failed”.

Ms Ryan said Mr Koletti was described during the investigation as the 'most unimpressive and unreliable witness', whose lack of candour was one of the reasons it was not possible to conclude why, how or when Caddick died.

Neither judgmental remarks by another whose social isolation had them heaping harsh as I acknowledged pressures with candour and considerable pluck.

Dion’s candour in the clip, along with its montage of her live performances and studio recordings, left fans emotional as they expressed their love for the “My Heart Will Go On” star.

He faced the troubling issues of the times with the candour of a statesman.

He said a submission by lawyers representing the hospital, which said a livestream might make witnesses less inclined to speak with candour, was “extraordinary”.

Impressed by her candour, fans rushed to congratulate her on post baby body.

It’s easy to imagine someone abusing that candour.

Labour’s manifesto pledged a Hillsborough law, which would introduce a statutory duty of candour on public servants during all forms of public inquiry and criminal investigation.

The launch of the new consultation comes as a review into duty of candour in the health service found that some believe it is “inconsistent and open to misinterpretation”.

The new legislation will introduce a legal duty of candour to all public bodies, with potential for criminal sanctions for any official, or authority, that misleads or obstructs investigations.

Candour, confidentiality and courtesy between Ministers, special advisers and civil servants are crucial to the trust and confidence on which good governance depends.

Three years after their first meeting, in a 2019 interview with ITV’s Tom Bradby, Meghan said her British friends had warned her the British tabloid press would “destroy her life” if she chose to pursue Harry in a particularly revealing moment of candour.

According to Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman, the Defence Secretary asked for the resignation of Spencer after losing trust and confidence in him regarding his lack of candour over conversations with the White House involving Gallagher.