Sentence examples for claiming publicly from inspiring English sources

High-ranking Indonesian ministers and officials have indicated privately that Indonesia would cooperate with a Coalition government to turn back people smuggler boats insists Julie Bishop, the foreign affairs spokeswoman and deputy Liberal leader, despite the country's ambassador claiming publicly that "no such collaboration will happen".

Claiming publicly that your production company or network is lying and screwing with the footage is bad juju.

In the early '90s when I was a young adult, being openly pro-choice was something even my closest friends often stopped claiming publicly.

In early 1775, when King George called on him to serve, he accepted, claiming publicly that if he did not, he would suffer "the odious name of backwardness to serve my country in distress".

Once again it was revealed that what HRC was claiming publicly and what they were really doing in terms of actual advocacy on the ground were two very different things.

(Before the trial, Ghomeshi claimed publicly that the encounters, while rough, were consensual).

Its leaders claimed publicly that it had been transformed into a purely political and civil organization.

Fortunately, it is hard to imagine any respectable country wanting to claim publicly such a dubious immunity.

Though Sedgwick claimed publicly to stand by every word, when he heard of the denials from Oregon, he began to investigate the veracity of Opal's claims.

Brennan had claimed publicly in 2007 that the C.I.A.'s treatment of terror suspects had produced valuable intelligence, and perhaps even saved lives.

North Korea today clarified a statement made in a weekend radio broadcast that appeared to claim publicly, for the first time, that the country possesses nuclear weapons.