Sentence examples for seeking publicly from inspiring English sources

The letter does note the commission is seeking publicly available information.

Lawyers have also said the commission is only seeking publicly available information from states.

It says he is seeking "publicly available voter roll data" ― including, "if publicly available," information like the last four digits of voters' Social Security Numbers, felony convictions and voter histories.

When private providers are the closest, transportation and other non-medical expenses appear to raise barriers to seeking publicly provided health care [ 20].

Dr. Hamer characterized each contact as "totally a convenience call" in which he sought publicly available information.

During the visit, Mr. Barak called Mr. Ayalon's behavior "a mistake," and both countries sought publicly to put the episode behind them.

The incident coincided with mounting tension between Iran and the West over its nuclear program, although British officials sought publicly to avoid linking the two.

Readers of the Chronicle of Higher Education last year followed the story of Joshua and Kathleen, a psychologist and a chemist, as they sought, publicly but anonymously, to end 4 years of professional separation by finding work in the same area.

As a cooperative learning process, translation makes demands on both sides: the believer must seek publicly accessible arguments, whereas the non-believer must approach religion as a potential source of meaning, as harboring truths about human existence that are relevant for all.

Cuccinelli, a vocal skeptic of global warming who is suing the Environmental Protection Agency over the issue, has said he is investigating whether Mann committed fraud by knowingly skewing data as he sought publicly funded grants for his research.

Cook's lawyer, Norman Sheresky, repeatedly accused Brinkley of seeking to "publicly flog" her husband, noting that she had supported keeping the trial open to the public.