Sentence examples for expose publicly from inspiring English sources

It was his intention to use the murder indictments to expose publicly the atrocities in Dachau, force the government to evict the SS guards and replace them with trained police or military units familiar with the laws governing the proper detention and treatment of prisoners.

If an "explained award rule" were to be implemented, it would threaten to expose publicly some of the unseemly practices that take place in brokerage firms.

She opposed the plan, she said, but she remained seated because she felt intimidated at having her position exposed publicly.

The standoff with the West began in 2002 as Iran's secretive atomic effort was exposed publicly.

Since Mark Kennedy was exposed publicly in October 2010, there have been around 17 inquiries or reviews into undercover policing, some of which are listed here.

Some countries, notably Nigeria, Rwanda and India, have threatened to pull their troops out of peacekeeping if they are exposed publicly on abuses, sexual and otherwise.

"If I had wanted to ruin my husband at the time I could have thought of lots of other things I could have exposed publicly, not something that could have repercussions for myself".

"In my opinion this was an example of good-faith whistleblowing about misconduct by a senior politician, which was rightfully exposed publicly," he said in an extract of his statement published on Monday.

The group said Whitehall officials had claimed "that if the programme was to be exposed publicly, it would be undermined, as potential terrorists would know better how to avoid detection".

"In my opinion, this was an example of good faith whistle-blowing about misconduct by a senior politician which was rightfully exposed publicly," he said in his statement, according to the Met report.

My first case of being exposed publicly was in my eighth-grade class newsletter.