Sentence examples for publicly opened from inspiring English sources

Rushed to completion by President Felipe Calderón, whose six-year term was overwhelmed by the explosion of violence, the site has not yet publicly opened.

"In Burkina Faso for example, they publicly opened up their election data to try to avoid past violence that centred around elections by allowing civil society groups to check on the way the elections are being run".

Hunch, a start-up that publicly opened its answer service this month, asks users to respond to a succession of questions to find the best choice in its answer database.

"Police encircled us when we were walking to the park after the governor publicly opened it and invited all citizens to enjoy it," Ali Ozyurt, an executive member of the Istanbul Chamber of Physicians, said as he rode in a police vehicle.

We did not use any data publicly opened.

Crowdsourcing startup Kluster (which launched in February), publicly opened up a new site today called NameThis.

2012 Wade Davis, a retired N.F.L. cornerback, publicly opens up about being gay.

Washington would be wise to invite Mr. Abbas soon to the White House so it can publicly open the door it shut in Mr. Arafat's face.

The gallery will on Wednesday publicly open the Tate Sensorium, an experimental project exploring whether taste, touch, smell and sound change the way we experience art.

Last month saw the company launch more publicly, opening up the SaaS to self sign-up so that event teams can hit the road running.

Al Reynolds is publicly opening up about his sexuality for the first time. .