Sentence examples for publicly congratulate from inspiring English sources

Hastie told the meeting he wanted to publicly congratulate Malcolm Turnbull and moderate frontbencher Simon Birmingham for holding the line and making clear that the plebiscite was the only means for achieving marriage equality in this term of parliament.

Determined not to repeat what it viewed as the mistakes of the Bush administration, the Obama administration limited criticism of Egypt to private conversations, and pointedly declined to publicly congratulate the government when it freed the jailed Mr. Nour, so as not to embarrass it.

She also made sure to publicly congratulate Strahan on his new move. .

As NBC's Chuck Todd reported, the two candidates did not publicly congratulate each other on wrapping up their respective party nominations this week, a customary courtesy at this point in the race.

Police officers often get a bad rep, but I would like to take this opportunity to publicly congratulate whoever it was that decided James shouldn't be allowed to properly wash the dicks off his face before taking his mug shot.

American police officers often get a bad rep, but I would like to take this opportunity to publicly congratulate whoever it was that decided James shouldn't be allowed to properly wash the dicks off his face before taking his mugshot.

The White House publicly congratulated President Chen on Friday as the winner, while acknowledging that legal challenges continue.

Opposition politicians, journalists and churchmen have publicly congratulated him on paving the way for a long-overdue overhaul of Angola's political machinery.

In June 2006, Mr. Bush publicly congratulated General McChrystal on the airstrike that killed Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the Jordanian terrorist who was the head of Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia.

But on Friday, the whole family joined in publicly congratulating Tagg Romney on the additions to his brood: "Grandchildren 17 and 18 are here – congratulations," Ann Romney wrote on Twitter.

In every presidential election since 1980, including those of the impeached Abolhassan Bani-Sadr and the reformist Mohammad Khatami, senior clergy in Iran publicly congratulated the winner and wished him well.