Sentence examples for when made public from inspiring English sources

XYZ Affair, diplomatic incident that, when made public in 1798, nearly involved the United States and France in war.

And as Jackson also said, Yoo gets people talking — indeed, his writings seem to have the effect, when made public, of mobilizing people against torture.

The Met knew the decision to employ Wallis from October 2009 to September 2010, when made public, would be a problem given that phone hacking has dominated the domestic news agenda for virtually the past fortnight.

But more often, the blackout is more akin to a boycott that, when made public, can be a tool for media outlets or commentators to raise the level of discourse, to focus the public's attention elsewhere or to glean some attention from those they are barring.

The report produced by a commission, especially when made public, can cultivate collective reconciliation by aiding a community to alter its self-understanding.

But even a more innocuous mistake, when made public, can be embarrassing and cause problems: Imagine leaving a critical comment about a colleague, or a reviewer, in a document posted online and then, as in this case, being unable to remove it.

"I'm sure David will be careful when making public comments in future".

"I'm sure David will be careful when making public comments in future," Mahanama said.

When making public policy decisions, the social discount rate is usually regarded as an appropriate measure to use (Drummond et al. 1987; Olsen 1993).

Faith is no substitute for objective reality when making public policy.

"Our code of conduct and guidelines around the use of social media set very clear expectations of staff when making public comment, including maintaining political neutrality and care in expressing personal opinion.