Sentence examples for moved publicly from inspiring English sources

First Doha moved publicly against exiled members of the Muslim Brotherhood – banned as a terrorist organisation in Cairo.

A6 New Leader Meets With Putin President Viktor A. Yushchenko of Ukraine and President Vladimir V. Putin, at a meeting at the Kremlin, moved publicly to set aside what had seemed to be sharp political and personal differences.

Following the Dzudovic incident, Rooney was contrite, apologising to the defender and moving publicly to admit his mistake.

The results were predictably grim, and London moved toward publicly financed municipal fire brigades.

In fact, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was moved to publicly oppose his candidacy.

Both nasty and ineffective, even his sister, Jemima Khan, was moved to publicly deplore that campaign.

When the show was eventually broadcast, William didn't take it well ('You fucking bastard!') and a contrite Peel was moved to publicly apologise on air.

Ranieri was asked specifically about his time in charge of Greece and the comments made by Giorgos Sarris, the Hellenic Football Federation's president, who was moved to publicly apologise for that humiliating home defeat against the Faroe Islands.

> In the current sociopolitical climate, most European countries have moved towards publicly funded universal healthcare.

South Korean government officials acknowledged the move publicly only today, giving no reason for the delay.

But it declined to comment on the withdrawal of the levy proposal, saying it planned to explain the move publicly Monday.