Sentence examples for aired publicly from inspiring English sources

Virtually none of these complaints have been aired publicly.

Their complaints were researched and in some cases aired publicly.

Many, though, were uncomfortable with having India's problems aired publicly - particularly by a foreign filmmaker.

She also aired publicly a rare voice of doubt about Mr. Putin.

Even academic controversies, she believes, have a value in being aired publicly.

They say they want their story aired publicly now to similar deaths in the future.

She said of Lawson's family affairs being aired publicly: "I felt sorry for all of us involved.

"Husbands in China still hold the traditional view that a family's dirty laundry should not be aired publicly,'' he said.

The details of the alleged attack would be aired publicly and the victims would have to relive the trauma.

Only Cain's version of events has been aired publicly, and he has said that his recollections are hazy.

The attorney general, George Brandis, unveiled the terms for the heavily telegraphed inquiry after a meeting where Coalition MPs ventilated the differences they've been airing publicly for days about whether section 18C of the act should be amended, or whether there should simply be process changes to allow the Human Rights Commission to throw out complaints at an earlier stage.