Sentence examples for publicly established from inspiring English sources

The truth or falsity of these claims must be publicly established once and for all.

However, the investigations have not publicly established that anyone outside the IRS knew about the targeting or directed it.

Between then and now, Iran has defied three publicly established US deadlines – one in September, one in October, and one at the end of the year.

One wants to have faith in the publicly established statutory organisation that investigates complaints against the police, but it's impossible not to ask yourself: 'What's keeping them?'" she said.

Of Chechen heritage, they had lived in the United States for years, according to friends and relatives, and no direct ties have been publicly established with known Chechen terrorist or separatist groups.

John George IV is chiefly celebrated for his passion for Magdalene Sibylle von Neidschütz (d. 1694), created in 1693 countess of Rochlitz, whom on his accession he publicly established as his mistress.

In France, Julie Suk asserts, criminalizing Holocaust denial is not negatively directed at hate-speakers, but positively directed at publicly establishing the moral legitimacy of the state.

It could be that I, like every kid my age, was especially familiar with the schoolyard epithets that made their way into our vocabulary as a means of publicly establishing our masculinity.

He has to publicly establish for the campaign record that he is not a one-dimensional presidential candidate that's stuck on business and the economy and that he's perfectly capable of addressing and dealing with minority issues and problems.

The steps include revamping the election laws publicly and establishing an electoral commission.

In a behind-the-scenes battle for position, the pre-screening rush had unfolded while Mr. Weinstein fought more publicly to establish Mr. Daniels's film, based on the real story of a black butler who witnessed the civil rights movement from an unlikely perch in the White House, as a best picture nominee.