Sentence examples similar to making documents public from inspiring English sources

When you press Obama aides on how they would define "transparency" and "openness," they often invoke their willingness to make documents public during the campaign.

Restrictions to the general rule must be legislated by parliament, and refusal to make documents public can be challenged in the courts.

The Parliamentary Monitoring Group in South Africa and Parliament Watch in Uganda do hugely valuable work in this area, helping to make documents public and more easily accessible so that citizens are aware of politicians' work and the legislative process.

In her own statement, Love said making the documents public would cause her family "permanent — indeed, endless and needless — pain and suffering".

The committee and the diocese finally agreed that an arbitrator would settle disagreements over redactions before making the documents public.

Several days later, he said making the documents public would provide time for prosecutors to correct any mistakes.

Making the documents public would be a good way for Obama & co. to begin climbing out of that particular hole.

The New York Times had sought release of the material; prosecutors had argued that making the documents public could, among other things, "prejudice the government's ongoing investigation".

Her representatives said they preferred making the documents public on their own terms, rather than hazard the possibility that they would be leaked by others.

Leshchenko said he delayed making the documents public until he could verify their authenticity.

In January, accompanying the release of the 2014 and 2015 Flint emails, Snyder wrote that he was making the documents public in the "spirit of transparency and accountability".