Sentence examples for offering public apologies from inspiring English sources

After years of pressure from victims, officials began offering public apologies.

But the comedian turned the incident into a teachable moment, offering public apologies and holding meetings with hurt fans and representatives of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, as well as gay youths who had been forced out of their homes by their parents and a mother whose gay son was killed in a hate crime.

Jeb Bush has admitted during a televised debate to smoking weed as a young man - before offering a public apology to his mother.

The judge said Mr Cameron led the way in what the judge described as "open season" by immediately offering a public apology for hiring Coulson in 2007.

David Cameron has embarked on another major step in the modernisation of the Conservative party by offering a public apology for section 28, the notorious legislation which banned the "promotion" of homosexuality in schools.

Murdoch offered a public apology, which Davies calls "deeply phony".

He attempted to offer a public apology to abused children.

After he was pushed to name names, those mentioned, including Catholic lobby group the Iona Institute, threatened legal action for being labelled homophobic, to which the broadcaster RTE responded by offering them payouts and a public apology.

He crushed the uprisings, demanding public apologies.

Where are the public apologies, public accounting for what went on?

The military also often issues public apologies and pays compensation.