"He has made some public comments about the condition of those horses," Joseph Mahoney, the board's spokesman, said, "and we have serious questions about their treatment and conditions".
My concept of the art project is to make the interior exterior, and the exterior into the interior, and also make some public thing private or domestic, and the other way around.
He is still widely celebrated, still preaching his version of the gospel on ESPN, unmoved to make some public statement of sorrow or remorse about that sad chapter of his life.
A profane and wildly homophobic comic, Jace has apparently made some public comments that led to the beating of a young gay man; Stanley is there to help him do damage control.
In 1982 the association formed the IABC Research Foundation, which funded a study of 323 organizations in the 1980s to determine what made some public relations teams more effective than others.
She was often seen around town eating out with friends and made some public appearances, including an annual awards ceremony at the University of Alabama for student winners of an essay contest on her famous novel.
As you reported earlier this summer, Jacques Chirac, France's President, has recently made some embarrassing public comments mocking British cooking.
The woman who was scorned as "submarine May" by David Cameron's circle surfaced today to make some big public declarations.
Molinari did make some details public about improvements to privacy features for Glass, including ways to lock the device if it is stolen.
Best-selling authors and the occasional social worker -- people in professions that presumably demand a keenly sensitive touch -- have made some awkward public relations missteps in recent weeks.
