Sentence examples for publicly started from inspiring English sources

It said Catholicism did not represent the only path to salvation, a groundbreaking statement that the Vatican has publicly started to reconsider in recent weeks.

Trump publicly started a fight with a Gold Star family (questioning whether the mother of a fallen soldier had been forbidden from speaking because of her religion).

Other institutions also say they are assured of much of the money before they publicly start capital campaigns.

By publicly starting at $26, then a rich 52% premium, EA must have figured Take-Two would jump at the offer.

If [Iraqi Prime Minister] Maliki... publicly starts calling for a withdrawal timetable or schedule for American troops, then our involvement with the Iraq war will be over.

It's always women who do the talking among themselves and publicly, starting hashtags (#MyHarveyWeinstein), writing Facebook posts and making lists of countless horror stories in an attempt to shake men into action.

"But it's good to see the president stand up and address it publicly and start to drive the train forward".

The dioramas were quietly transported out of China — Mr. Ai declined to say exactly how — to Venice, where they will be publicly exhibited starting on Tuesday in a church being used as an art gallery by the Zuecca Project Space, in parallel with the 2013 Venice Biennale, though not officially part of it.

With today's move, Dell will return to being publicly traded starting on December 28th.

Information on market dynamics that influence vaccine uptake will be more publicly available, starting with prices at which companies sell vaccines to UNICEF.

Last month he started publicly wavering, as protests, both inside and outside Japan, got louder.