| The small print on the web page of the FIDE Medical Commission is far franker. |
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| If the contact persons meet regularly and get to know each other, this will facilitate continuity, freer exchanges and franker discussion. |
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| Calls are made for a franker reassessment of the cultural revolution, a taboo subject in the official press. |
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| Some reports have also become a little franker in airing areas of disagreement between the staff and authorities. |
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| However, making it compulsory to consult the supervisory body would be conducive to a franker dialogue between governments and parliaments. |
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| The visitation gave new strength to the commissions, an invitation to experience more often our provincial assembles, a franker and friendly climate in our dialogues. |
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| If we are going to have people serving overseas, we need to have very strict benchmarks and metrics for measuring how we are doing, as well as the franker reporting. |
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| The difficult talks in Samara should be a step forward toward a clearer and franker statement of positions and the formulation of political rules of play that correspond to the new realities. |
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| It drew upon an even franker internal assessment. |
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| There is no easy solution to such problems, since a quantitative monitoring framework is justified, but it would help if Board papers were franker about the margins of uncertainty surrounding the details of program design. |
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| I will own that I am rather glad that sort of thing seems to be out of fashion now, and I think the directer and franker methods of modern fiction will forbid its revival. |
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