Sentence examples for driver publicly from inspiring English sources

For the first time since a weekend confrontation with a large group of motorcyclists led to the beating of the driver of a sport utility vehicle, the wife of the driver publicly addressed the episode on Thursday, saying she and her husband were terrified when a crowd surrounded their vehicle after it struck one of the riders.

Striking bus drivers publicly whipped those who dared pick up passengers.

The for-profit company running the toll road blames the recession for its low traffic, but drivers have publicly blamed the company's steep toll increases.

The driver was not publicly identified.

PARIS — In the wake of a fiery train crash this summer in northern Spain that killed 79 people, investigators, survivors and passengers are demanding to know why the rail line entrusted the train's safety to a sole driver who had publicly boasted about past speeding and was talking on a mobile phone seconds before the derailment.

You get the feeling that Churchill was the driver to announce this publicly - he wanted to encourage further philanthropy".

The proposed method was tested on EDA recordings from publicly available driver dataset collected during real-world driving, and containing a high number of motion artifacts, and the results were compared to those of three state-of-the-art methods for EDA signal filtering.

Also on Thursday, the other driver in the crash spoke publicly for the first time at a news conference arranged by a taxi drivers' trade association.

Law enforcement groups also publicly backed the driver's license bill, though the legislation did not garner any support from Republicans.

In 2011, Mr. Neruda's driver at the time, Manuel Araya, publicly claimed that Mr. Neruda had not been in critical condition beforehand and that a day before his death Mr. Neruda, 69, told him that a doctor had given him an injection in the stomach that made him "burn inside".

In an unusual written protest, the International Committee of the Red Cross publicly "deplored" the driver's death and cited the obligations of military forces under the Fourth Geneva Convention to "respect and protect civilians and to apply the principle of proportionality whenever the use of force is required".