Sentence examples for make public apologies from inspiring English sources

In the days before the vote, the Farc commanders rushed to make public apologies to their victims in an attempt to boost support for the yes vote.

TOKYO — Even by Japanese standards — where chief executives routinely make public apologies if their company is in crisis — Akio Toyoda's comments on Friday were surprising.

The accused composers, including Shostakovich, were summoned to make public apologies in front of the committee.

Despite being an electoral minority, they have acquired so much power that now even political leaders like Imran Khan are being forced to make public apologies over something which by no stretch of imagination was blasphemy.

For instance, if a researcher is found guilty of deception and fraud, he/she may have to make public apology to the research participants or community involved in research and/or pay back (in cash) the amount involved to either the participants or institution as the case may be and as determined by the HREC or NHREC.

Kidd made public apologies, and he and his wife have reconciled.

What were some of the issues for which John Paul made public apologies?

Both firms made public apologies to Ms Woja's family for the first time in court today.

The composer made public apologies, and redeemed him self in Soviet eyes with the Fifth Symphony, composed the next year.

He made public apologies for the Crusades and the persecution of Galileo and begged forgiveness for centuries of Christian slander of the Jews.

Big American newspapers and magazines go to immense lengths to report responsibly and accurately, demanding multiple sources for stories, employing fact-checkers and making public apologies when, for example, they got it wrong over WMDs in Iraq.