Sentence examples for has made public from inspiring English sources

The era of "super PACs" and secret donors has made public financing more urgent.

But Mr. Bush has made public all the donations to his inaugural committee.

Host Organism is the first poem Williams has made public since retiring as archbishop last year.

The W.H.O. has made public scientific information about SARS before it was sent to medical journals.

It also emphasised that it has made public transport promises, including new trains and trams.

The Labour MP has received a number of threats which she has made public.

Each one has made public declarations of their political leanings in the great debate for and against Scottish independence.

Mr. Romney has made public only his 2010 tax returns and has said his 2011 documents will be released soon.

In recent years, the National Security Agency has made public some of the exploits of the code breakers.

I'm not being indiscreet here: these are all assurances that Whittingdale has made public many, many times.

Former Leeds player Johnny Giles has made public his unhappiness with both the novel and its film adaptation.