Sentence examples for refer publicly from inspiring English sources

American officials have said that Saudi complaints about a perceived pro-Israel bias, spelled out most frankly in a letter this summer from Crown Prince Abdullah to President Bush, had helped to push the administration toward a more active role, in which Mr. Bush has in recent weeks expressed support for a Palestinian state and become the first American president to refer publicly to "Palestine".

Just hours earlier, he had referred publicly to his recent conversation with King Salman of Saudi Arabia.

While at the United Nations, Mr. Bush made a major bow to Palestinian aspirations, referring publicly to a state of Palestine.

When Mr. Clinton referred publicly to Mr. Obama as a "kid," Representative James E. Clyburn, Democrat of South Carolina, recalled in an interview that a fellow black congressman said, "I don't know why he didn't just call him 'boy' and get it over with".

3) If Armstrong was referring publicly to corporate premiums or one-off costs going up by $2 million due to two specific employees, then isn't that a possible HIPAA violation?

Peruvian officials referred publicly to the killing as a "lynching".

Kiffin also committed secondary NCAA violations by referring to recruits by name publicly before they signed.

P.O.T.W.'s refers to publicly owned treatment works, or sewage treatment plants.

Bashar was made a lieutenant colonel, given a top military post and referred to publicly as "the hope" of Syria.

But her office said she was referring to publicly available records relating to the ethics investigation, which found that Mr. Gingrich had used a college course he was teaching — and soliciting donations for — as a way to forward partisan aims.

Since the signing in 1946 of the UKUSA Signals Intelligence Agreement, which first established the Five-Eyes partnership, it has been a convention that the allied intelligence agencies do not monitor one another's citizens without permission – an agreement often referred to publicly by officials across the Five-Eyes nations.