The phrase "acted publicly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions taken in a public setting or in front of an audience, often implying transparency or visibility.
Example: "The politician acted publicly during the rally, addressing the crowd with passion and conviction."
Alternatives: "performed in public" or "conducted openly".
"If the UK acted publicly, the US would be willing to take message to the Middle East and Asia to press for similar action in other jurisdictions".
It has also acted publicly, sending engineers to help peacekeepers in Darfur and appointing a special envoy to the region who has toured refugee camps and pressed the Sudanese government to change its policies.
What does the public expect them to do? 2. As a class, read and discuss the article "Bush 'Satisfied' With Cheney Response" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20060221tuesday.html), focusing on the following questions: a. Did President Bush approve of the way Vice President Cheney acted publicly after his hunting accident?
Since Sept. 11, marshals have acted publicly only rarely, although on Nov. 12 marshals on a flight from Pittsburgh to Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington ordered a plane to land after a passenger ignored instructions to stay seated and walked toward the cockpit.
"All we need is a minor disclosure obligation, and then NGOs will have acted publicly" to up the ante on what's functionally required, Thomas said.
Most Democratic leaders privately support the elimination of the ban but have not acted publicly to garner support across their party.
Trump is also the man who insisted during the campaign that when he once bragged about using his celebrity status to sexually assault women, he was just engaging in "locker-room banter" ― acting different from how he acts publicly, in other words. .
The only way for Charles to be a public figure is for him to act publicly.
Dr. Hauser, for his part, cannot act publicly to prevent the derailment, at least for the moment, of his rising scientific career.
On Oct. 7, Bishop Lori suspended his faculties, meaning he was not allowed to act publicly as a priest, a decision the diocese kept private.
We find that, in general terms, the transformative potential of counter accounts is associated with their ability to act as a form of moral and political education, by repeatedly suggesting to their audiences how to feel about, and act publicly on, the suffering of an oppressed group.
