Sentence examples for make more public from inspiring English sources

We will make more public".

He wants states to make more public data available to parents about their children's failing schools.

Facebook itself has said it is looking to make more public conversations on the service.

Micah Rasmussen, the governor's press secretary, said that Mr. McGreevey would make more public appearances but that none were on his schedule.

Sir David Omand said they should make more public appearances to make it easier to see "the kind of people they are", but that accountability was a different matter and would "build up the agency heads into something they are not".

ISRAEL WORK PROGRAM Volunteers for Israel is "a well-kept secret that I hope to make more public," said Renee Trell, a former volunteer who will explain the program at 8 P.M. Wednesday in the Woodlands Community Temple at 50 Worthington Road in White Plains.

If revisions are made, more public comment will then be solicited.

To do so, minors' data should never be made more public than it initially is without explicit opt-in.

His advisers say he is opening a new campaign phase by making more public appearances after several months of lying low.

The disagreement comes over whether, in making more public funds available to startups, European countries have been crowding out private venture capital.

This new visual knowledge can, in turn, be made more public than ever by being presented in the virtual world of the internet.