Sentence examples for responding publicly from inspiring English sources

Responding publicly for the first time, Mr. Ban insisted that he had the right to make all senior appointments.

She also claimed she had been told a letter she wanted to send to the home secretary must be rewritten before it was despatched and complained that panel members were being prevented from responding publicly to allegations about their conduct.

The administration official who disclosed the change in Mr. Obama's plans for oversight of the auto industry said the group would review the companies' submissions for a week or two before responding publicly.

"We are sharing this information now and responding publicly because we believe both Microsoft's role in the case and the facts themselves are being misrepresented," the company wrote.

Responding publicly to Mr Trump's concerns for the first time, the first minister wrote: "I don't expect you to support the development of offshore wind in Scotland, but I hope this letter will allow you to understand the position of the Scottish government in terms of the importance we place on this industry's great potential".

Elena: It's a good reminder for me that: 1) women and POC who are in the media get a disproportionate amount of harassment and criticism from all sides; 2) when Jemele and anybody who has a front-facing job within a company get attacked, their options for responding publicly are really, really limited.

Mr. Dutoit did not respond publicly.

Cardinal Bevilacqua did not respond publicly to the allegations.

Mr. Yanukovich has not responded publicly to the European proposal.

The fund has yet to respond publicly to the invitation.

Mr. Gehry has so far not responded publicly.