Sentence examples for leaving made public from inspiring English sources

Benedict's leaving made public a crisis and everyone, even in conclave, seemed to accept this, by electing a man with a record of great humility in the service of God.

The results will be available after Mr. Clinton leaves office and will be made public, doctors said.

"I have long avoided since leaving office making public statements … but I have decided today that it is my duty to break the silence.

Nor were the charges made public, leaving the details of the case as shrouded in mystery as many facts are in Iraq.

But the full document has yet to be made public, leaving the governor's lawyers to complain that without it, they cannot adequately prepare his defense.

But the CIA disputes many of its findings and has not met lawmakers' requests that parts of it be made public, leaving some senators frustrated at what they see as a lack of cooperation.

Thomas survived a vote of no confidence in September after threatening legal action, should a report by judge Jeff Blackett into the exit of predecessor John Steele be made public, before leaving the RFU altogether in November.

There was also a report from South Korea about why so many people online were discussing a 26-year-old actress who committed suicide in March 2009 and left 50 letters, just made public, listing the people she said had exploited and abused her.

The final report will be made public.

He and Mark Udall, a Democratic senator from Colorado, have in the past accused the government of using "secret legal interpretations" to justify a surveillance programme that would leave Americans "stunned" were it made public.

The actor Alec Baldwin definitely lost out on father-of-the-year honors when a verbally abusive voicemail left for his daughter was made public.