Sentence examples for publicly suggest from inspiring English sources

One lawyer representing McNamee, Richard D. Emery, has said his client would file a defamation lawsuit against Clemens if Clemens were to publicly suggest on "60 Minutes" or elsewhere that McNamee lied to Mitchell's investigators.

In December, when the presidential election was unresolved and the results in Florida were still being contested, Mr. Torricelli outraged Democratic leaders when he was one of the first members of the party to publicly suggest that Vice President Al Gore concede.

Finally and certainly most controversially, I can reveal that Sir Mervyn King today became the first senior central bank governor to publicly suggest that a country leave the eurozone.

The Obama Administration continues to publicly suggest that it is gingerly toeing the developments in Iran, and seeks to offend no one.

No Republican senator has publicly suggested that she withdraw.

In recent months, several Hamas officials have publicly suggested renewing the cease-fire with Israel.

The former general has publicly suggested that he probably would respond.

Cameron even publicly suggested that the Lib Dems were the culprits.

But some People First Party activists have publicly suggested that the government will pay attention only to violence.

At times, she has publicly suggested that the agency's existence be reconsidered.

Boeheim let him play, then publicly suggested that the accusation was overblown and argued for leniency.