Sentence examples for extensive public comments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reagan did not make extensive public comments on AIDS until 1987.

Even though Mr. Reagan did not make extensive public comments about AIDS until 1987, the epidemic pushed the National Institutes of Health into the spotlight.

Adding to the tensions, the former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier on Friday made his most extensive public comments since his sudden return from exile last Sunday.

His appearance amounted to his most extensive public comments since he became chief of Apple in August, just weeks before the death of Mr. Jobs.

He has made extensive public comments about his views of the positive role religion can play in public life that alarm some critics who favor high walls between church and state.

In his first extensive public comments on the incident, Elliott said that Matinsky, who walked with a cane as he entered the courthouse today, was the aggressor in front of the restaurant.

All the proposals drew extensive public comment, some hostile, which the boards now must evaluate.

The draft document must go through an extensive public comment period and be made final before the first drilling permits are handed out, but the issue has deeply divided New Yorkers over whether horizontal hydrofracking can be done safely.

McDonnell spokesman J. Tucker Martin said the regulations are a product of legislation that passed the General Assembly in 2011 and went through an extensive public comment process and detailed agency review that followed the same process that all proposed changes to regulations undergo in Virginia.

"After extensive public review and comment, involving more than 10,000 people, the objectives were revised and refined to produce" the final report in 1990 [[ 27], title page].

The ATSDR recognizes the utility of both the qualitative and quantitative conclusions provided by traditional risk assessment, but the agency uses such estimates only in the broader context of professional judgment, internal and external peer review, and extensive public review and comment.