Sentence examples for made public recently from inspiring English sources

Test results that were used for elementary and middle-school report cards were released earlier; the information that was made public recently was the high school scores.

And a document quietly made public recently by the Senate's Special Committee on Aging demonstrates just how Forest managed to turn a medicinal afterthought into a best seller.

New Jersey leads the nation with nearly 40percentt of its land developed, according to a study made public recently by the American Planning Association.

A stash of 700 more WikiLeaks documents made public recently contains details of how and why people from all over the world were taken there and how they were treated.

Under a proposal submitted this month to the F.C.C. and made public recently, M2Z said it would need 20 megahertz of radio spectrum to send and receive wireless signals.

Together with a 48-page report made public recently by investigators from the United States Justice Department's civil rights division, they paint a bleak picture of the schools as debilitating dumping grounds for troubled children.

The damage was not made public until recently, when minutes of a National Gallery trustee meeting on Feb. 8 were posted online.

Mr. Makdissi, whose polished persona and fluent English had long made him one of the most cosmopolitan faces of the government, had not taken reporters' phone calls or made public statements recently.

Its studies on the workers' cancers were made public only recently, as a result of the litigation and of pressure on the E.P.A. by the Natural Resources Defense Council, which learned of the studies from lawyers for the workers.

Those intangibles became much more tangible last week when the National Security Archive, an independent research group, made public 41 recently declassified documents relating to the preparations for the president's trip.

Hu, Wen and top banking officials have all made public statements recently that the government needs to keep the money flowing to ensure a recovery.