Sentence examples for make that public from inspiring English sources

"Even if the sanctions can be unwound, you can't make that public statement go away".

"I owe it to my partner - I want to make that public".

Kinnock writes: "His decision to make that public statement without first sharing that intelligence with the Russian authorities was a crass act of grandstanding.

When he started paying, we only thought it fair to make that public, but the request was from Oscar through his lawyers to keep it confidential.

The question over Villas-Boas's happiness at the signings was raised at the post-match press conference following the Liverpool defeat, and his refusal to confirm that it was his decision to sanction the additions – instead choosing to claim "I don't know if I can make that public" – set alarm bells ringing among the Lilywhites' supporters.

"He [O'Farrell] was a bit reluctant but he finally agreed to make that public statement and it did have the effect that I was hoping it would have on some of the wavering members of the Coalition," he said after the bill was defeated on Thursday.

"I have never made that public and I don't think I will now," he answered.

"I would have, on the initial diagnosis, made that public," said Edward G. Rendell, a former governor of Pennsylvania.

But if you've made that public commitment, it just helps you try harder to work your problems through.

It made that public announcement long before Clinton even officially declared her candidacy.

I'm not making that public.