Sentence examples for explaining publicly from inspiring English sources

One of his lawyers, Gerard Marrone, removed himself from the case on Thursday without explaining publicly why he was stepping down.

He started the next meeting by explaining publicly the error his staff had made and apologising to me for the upset caused.

"In the deliberations over whether the attorney general should make a speech, the CIA was an early and vocal proponent of explaining publicly the legal framework for the use of force in U.S. counterterrorism operations," said a U.S. official familiar with the interagency deliberations and the drafting of the speech.

He should at the very least explain publicly how he could claim judicial impartiality.

F.B.I. and Justice Department officials have declined to explain publicly why the investigation was aborted.

That prompted her husband to explain publicly that, although he disagreed with Lisa, at home she was the boss.

It specifically challenged Treasury to explain publicly why it did not support a foreclosure reduction plan proposed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Our reporting should be honorable; we should be prepared to explain publicly anything we do to get a story.

Israel needs to implement the new policy quickly and make sure that, unlike now, all decisions and criteria are explained publicly.

"You're all on deck here," he said, and insisted that the situation on the ground be explained publicly right after Bonnie passed.

Private parties – be they corporate boards, drug manufacturers or divorcing spouses – never have to explain publicly the reasons they are settling civil cases.