Sentence examples for public mentions from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, one of the few public mentions of the July 30 deadline was made by Tariq al-Hashemi, one of Iraq's two vice presidents.

In 2016, five years after the ouster of former President Hosni Mubarak, the Egyptian government decided to alter public mentions of the 2011 revolution.

To students of diplomatese, the public mentions by Angela Merkel, the new German chancellor, of Chechnya and the government's restrictions on non-governmental organisations, during her visit to Moscow this week, hinted at a welcome stiffening of Germany's approach.Yet despite pressure from some American congressmen, there is little appetite to embarrass Mr Putin in St Petersburg.

One of the first public mentions of a Tia Norfleet appears to be in a news release in January 2010, a month after Shauntia Norfleet's conviction in Lincoln County, Ga., for crossing a guard line at a jail with contraband and possession of marijuana.

Mr. Bush's comment, in a private telephone conversation on Jan . 30 , 2003could be significant because it appeared to add Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to a list that previously had included public mentions only of Iraq, Iran and North Korea, which the president had called an "axis of evil".

Always give proper attribution (by linkbacks, public mentions, re-tweets and so on).

In a poll of 1,015 adults for The Economist by Ipsos-MORI in early November, 37% of the public mentioned it as a worry.

(PEI-Public) At the other end of the spectrum, many HCPs and members of the public mentioned that adults should also consider the 'societal good' when making the decision to accept or reject vaccines.

Some members of the general public mentioned the absence of a prospect of relief of suffering due to dementia as an argument in favor of euthanasia in case of advanced dementia.

In fact, he made no public mention of it whatsoever.

Clinton has made no public mention of the attack or investigation since Oct. 3.