Sentence examples for public facts from inspiring English sources

"The basis of our antitrust counterclaim and defense against Craigslist's baseless lawsuit is simple: public facts are public property – openly and equally available to all businesses and consumers".

And as I said, it appears that any MAE claim will be tough to prove, at least based on the public facts.

"Mr. Edwards is alleged to have accepted more than $900,000 in an effort to conceal from the public facts that he believed would harm his candidacy," Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer said in a statement.

There are too few public facts to know for sure whether Bridgestone/Firestone or Ford Motor Company waited too long to recall tires that may have caused hundreds of accidents, 80 injuries and 46 deaths in the United States alone.

The theologian Michael Horton recently complained in the pages of Christianity Today that in modern America "reason rests upon public facts, faith, on private values... " but that "the Gospel tears down the wall between reason and faith, public and private, objective and subjective truth, by its very content".

Kidd also believes that data that appears in search engines is public, and "Public facts are public property," he noted.

The moment plays as both public fact and private anguish.

Still, some experts said any public fact-finding inquiry could be perceived within the C.I.A. as a witch hunt.

Over the two years since Dylan and Ginsberg had met, their connection had become a public fact as well as an artistic and personal alliance.

This private conviction is verified, in their eyes, by a public fact -- that American history, separateness and virtue have always been associated with the gun, if (in fact) they did not take their very essence from it.

Now, Kierkegaard says, suppose that this event was never made a public fact; no evidence exists that the emperor ever summoned the laborer, so that his only recourse would be blind faith.