Sentence examples for publicly make from inspiring English sources

"I have been saying to the Iranian leadership, privately and publicly, 'Make use of that opportunity.

Yet religion can publicly make its totally unprovable claims and get away with it.We owe it to ourselves to push back against this tide of intolerance.

Business leaders should more publicly make the case for capitalism as the tool that helps overcome barriers for more individuals and entrepreneurs to participate economically.

No one else should expect the right to out you; your decision to publicly make peace with your own truth should be entirely about yourself.

"Once he is confirmed, however," the statement added, "we strongly urge that he publicly make clear that waterboarding is illegal and can never be employed".

She was the highest-ranking Obama administration official to publicly make the connection, and her comments intensified what is becoming a fiercely partisan fight over whether the attack could have been prevented.

But the two have publicly made up.

Since then, however, the new government has not publicly made a single Islamist move.

As yet, no other western leader has publicly made that claim.

Johnson has publicly made clear his disapproval of embassies that duck the charge.

They can see your pattern of life from what you have publicly made available.