forthcomingness

The Obama team's lack of candor and immediate forthcomingness on this question has already ssured that this story will dominate the news for weeks to come as troubling questions occur to us.

Election Central Morning Roundup 2009

I'm sure she'll be a font of forthcomingness THIS time.

Edwards Uses Bush's Iran Sanctions To Go After Hillary 2009

But when there are instances when there is not the forthcomingness that one would hope, it does cause some tension between the White House and the media.

CNN Transcript Sep 29, 2001 2001

EPSTEIN: I stipulate to what Tom just said, I agree that the lack of his forthcomingness in the beginning phases of this was morally indefensible and was, if nothing else, I think harmful.

CNN Transcript Aug 1, 2001 2001

He shows that he expects, you know, forthcomingness, if that's a word, on the part of his nominees.

CNN Transcript Jan 14, 2001 2001

We should compliment them on that forthcomingness rather than start speculating about sincerity.

CNN Transcript Sep 16, 2001 2001

Given the lack of forthcomingness of the Indian government in response to earlier inquiries from the beginning of the time that the Vajpayee government came into power, I don't think we would necessarily take what they've had to say as the gospel on that.

Press Briefing By James Steinberg ITY National Archives 1998

If you're trying to fill -- if you're doing an exploratory interview, in which you don't know anything about the ground you're going over, the sheer forthcomingness of the subject is satisfying.

The Century 1998

The process is in place, and they have demonstrated their willingness and their forthcomingness on the turnover of documents.

Vietnam Normalization Briefing ITY National Archives 1995

Q In view of the White House's forthcomingness on the budget in the last few days, does it strike you that the Republicans stated willingness only to consider a CR running until Monday or Tuesday is excessively stingy?

Press Briefing By Mike Mccurry ITY National Archives 1995