Sentence examples for publicly gone from inspiring English sources

In response, David Drummond, Google's chief legal officer, issued a statement that went further than any tech company had publicly gone in condemning government spying.

Joyce is lobbying for help but has not publicly gone into specifics, instead saying this weekend is just an opportunity for the prime minister to see the effect of the drought on farmers.

"I think that I may have just, in an attempt to be as transparent as possible, publicly gone through the back and forth of my decision," Mr. Paterson said.

"We are not seeing any dissension, nothing in their press, nothing in their statements — and they have not publicly gone to visit Moussavi," he said, referring to the opposition leader, Mir Hussein Moussavi.

It has been appalling to many members of the Westport community that our board of education has publicly gone on record as supporting a change toward later start times, while in practice has hypocritically disregarded the research and has irresponsibly set policy that flies in the face of what we know all know to be solid data regarding student's overall well-being.

But their refusal to pick up the phone, along with a willingness to fling insults publicly, goes far beyond the norm.

"The accusations that have been made publicly go to the heart of the fairness of the criminal justice system," Mr. Hardin said.

"It wasn't just a season for them, it was seasons where they had players publicly going back and forth with each other in the newspapers and the coach and everything else.

The numbers we've seen them putting out publicly go far beyond their current programme, and we've been clear that in order to get an agreement, that their current programme would have to be significantly reduced.

In a sure sign of détente between the old and new faces of the business, Metallica, which very publicly went after file-sharers with corrosive rhetoric and aggressive legal tactics, showed up at Bonnaroo.

Her comments were followed by the revelation from the Kick-Ass author Mark Millar that "when I publicly went from Lab[our] to SNP I got no abuse in 3 yrs.