Sentence examples for made public to from inspiring English sources

The new documentation is the most comprehensive made public to date supporting those claims.

Thus far, individual call logs — even anonymized logs — have not been made public to researchers.

Amgen's shares, meanwhile, rallied from around $98 when the offer was made public to $111 today.

The details of its proposal were never made public to shareholders.

Libeskind's office declined to check the settlement, which has never been made public, to confirm this recollection.

He said Mrs. Clinton's statements to the F.B.I. should be made public to compare with her prior remarks.

(Several of the intelligence reports that Mr. Bush made public to justify the Iraq war were of dubious reliability).

Screeners reviewed the text before it was made public to make sure that nothing in it contradicted church theology, said Mr. Allen of the missionary department.

English football has never seemed so avaricious as when the proposal was made public, to a cacophony of hoots and jeers.

No last names are allowed, and Learning Network staff members read every comment before it is made public to make sure it fits our standards.

Nowadays, more and more data, such as social network data, mobility data, business data, medical data, are shared or made public to enable real world applications.