Sentence examples for publicly neutral from inspiring English sources

He now insists he will be publicly neutral on the referendum question.

Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa, another publicly neutral superdelegate, said the nominating contest would take care of itself.

And many Democrats who have previously supported the industry's attempts to defeat more stringent regulation remain in the accountants' camp, or at least appear publicly neutral.

Ideology trumped race as even the Rev. Al Sharpton, more impressed with Mr. de Blasio's policy agenda, remained publicly neutral instead of reflexively endorsing the black candidate.

Unsurprisingly, Europe lined up behind Mr Lamy, while Latin America and the Middle East backed Mr Pérez del Castillo; America remained publicly neutral.

The tribe, which used to oppose the off-reservation casinos but is now publicly neutral, has felt the need to diversity beyond gambling.

It publicly remains neutral on Mr. Koch-Weser.

His campaign gained such momentum in recent months that relatively few such executives confronted him publicly, in this neutral and compromise-seeking country.

"We know that if a question mark is put over the future of Trident, that complicates things for the United States"., Dr Phil O'Brien, an expert in American foreign policy and director of the Scottish Centre for War Studies at the University of Glasgow, said until Obama's intervention senior US diplomats in the UK had publicly kept a neutral stance on the independence debate.

While McGovern privately favored Kennedy, McCarthy and Humphrey were both from the neighboring state of Minnesota and publicly McGovern remained neutral.

Publicly, the mayor was neutral.