Sentence examples for publicly examine from inspiring English sources

In the late 1990s, when the prescient Brooksley Born, then chief of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, wanted to publicly examine derivatives, Summers, who was deputy Treasury secretary, worked with Rubin and Alan Greenspan to block her.

"While the S.E.C. investigates some of the problems surrounding the Facebook I.P.O., I think it is important to broadly and publicly examine the procedures for taking a company public," said Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island and chairman of the Senate Banking Subcommittee on Securities, Insurance, and Investment.

It is time to publicly examine how that happened.

My motives were to be publicly examined by a judge.

The hearing on Feb. 2 will mark the fourth time Congress has publicly examined MF Global's collapse.

Every week in court such reports are publicly examined, whether to assess claims for compensation, or the defence of diminished responsibility, or the plea of unfitness for trial.

And the regional government of Madrid has neither publicly examined these projections, nor addressed the public's concerns that they may not hold up.

But one issue never publicly examined is that of motivation.

Barbara Hanna has documented the extraordinary extent to which young mothers' lives are publicly examined in ways that older mothers, particularly those from the middle-classes and above, cannot begin to imagine.

In some places, consumer research organizations, privately or publicly supported, examine these claims rigorously and sometimes publish scientifically based counterpropaganda.

- For their part, the Israelis must be encouraged to undertake an internal strategic debate in Israel and with their allies abroad to examine publicly the political and demographic implications of settlement expansion on the Jewishness of the state and its democratic character.