Sentence examples for public description from inspiring English sources

Thatcher admired the Nobel prizewinner, who sold more than 30m books worldwide, and appreciated his recent public description of supporters of unilateral disarmament as "naive".

Boeing later gave the first public description of its plan, which it said would supplement F.A.A. efforts and further expand capacity by using Boeing-built satellites.

The list did not contain previously undisclosed weapons systems but represented a fuller public description and compilation of what the Obama administration has called the "pivot" toward Asia, a word that some Asian countries have complained is confusing.

It is an ambitious program that the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa, calls Plan X, and the public description talks about "understanding the cyber battlespace," quantifying "battle damage" and working in Darpa's "cyberwar laboratory".

A few hours later, Boeing gave the first public description of its plan for air traffic control, which it said would supplement the F.A.A. projects and add yet more capacity, using Boeing-built satellites.

On Tuesday, the acting Essex County prosecutor gave the first detailed, public description of what happened in the wooded park that night, saying that the officer, who had tried to arrest Mr. Gaymon, 48, over lewd behavior, fired in self-defense.

Mr. Kelly said the shift reflected the campaign's efforts to align his public descriptions with his official ballot designation.

It contains criticism of how the author handled the issue, as well as his own ruminations on the nature of public descriptions of military actions and political action by former members of Special Operations.

Referring to differences between agreements entered into by the departing Bush administration and public descriptions of the program, the official added, "The documents on their face raise serious questions about whether it's cost-neutral".

Much as he decided on Wednesday to ignore the criticism of Ms. Rice's public descriptions of the Benghazi attack, Mr. Obama just last week nominated to a new State Department post a department official who was directly involved in scrubbing the talking points Ms. Rice used.

The Fried, Frank lawyers raised some questions about the candor of the company's previous public descriptions of the arrangements and made some preliminary recommendations about how to handle such disclosures in the future if Mr. Fastow decided to sell his stake to Mr. Kopper, as he had indicated he might do.