Sentences with phrase «frank exchange»

I know you've had open and frank exchanges in CC before, but your email clearly shows that you think this is in a different league.

In one unusually frank exchange, however, this BEA finds traction on issues of publishing and its writers.

This new series is designed to produce open and frank exchange between people with divergent viewpoints on critical issues.

Amid a wide ranging discussion on a number of issues, and a free and frank exchange of views on the state of our office, I asked for reassurance that Fortesque the Mouse was definitely a mouse, and not a rat.

Admin - I have the utmost respect for you and your determination to allow, when possible, open and frank exchanges of views.Im a bit disappointed you have singled out Bur over his comments.

Labour needs to have a frank exchange with voters about fiscal responsibility and the scale of the economic predicament the whole of Europe is now in The authors of the pamphlet, «In the Black Labour», are to be congratulated.

Labour needs to have a frank exchange with voters about fiscal responsibility and the scale of the economic predicament the whole of Europe is now in.

At times there is a degree of selfindulgence as when Boulton, perhaps understandably, gives a blow - by - blow account of the frank exchange of views he had on air with Alastair Campbell.

In it, King Kong and Godzilla have a frank exchange of opinions.

While the first round table discussion allowed for a frank exchange of opinions, those attending agreed that the internet provides a wealth of opportunities for the luxury sector, which sometimes falls short in using them.

The T&A's FoI request to discover the new names in contention was turned down because, according to a spokesman, revealing them «would inhibit the free and frank provision of advice and the free and frank exchange of views for the purposes of deliberation.»

In an AGM that was marked by a frank exchange of questions and answers, one upcoming issue remains to be clarified, however.

While Cronk was delivering his testimony, lawmakers, Hill staff, agency officials, and industry analysts, meeting nearby in the Capitol, wrapped up a frank exchange over how much new housing is going to cost five years down the road.