Sentences with phrase «eyes of the public»

There are very good reasons for wanting to protect a divorce case from the curious eyes of the public.

You can be certain that your profile is free from the prying eyes of the public because you are assured of your privacy in these free online dating sites.

With this new car wash set up, however, the customers are able to drive directly into the store, make their order, and be served, all while away from the prying eyes of the public.

What a tragedy it is that sometimes today, Christian leaders are among those deemed least trustworthy in the jaundiced eye of the public.

«The truth is that the Nigerian military has always been open in its operations and do not hide its activities from the probing eye of the public.

Its beautiful and secluded location makes it perfect for those who would want to enjoy a relaxing stay without the watchful eyes of the public.

Bugatti exhibited in Geneva two special versions of the Veyron Grand Sport model, but kept the best model, the Bugatti Galibier 16C, for a private event, held near the salon, but far from the curious eyes of the public.

Consistent delays can potentially taint crowd funding in the eyes of the public, Mollick says, adding that entrepreneurs need to be more realistic about their goals, and that backers need to be more patient.

... abruptly, Biden's stock started steeply rising, at least in the eyes of the public.

Such a formulation was repeated and refined in subsequent speeches by Fraser and the inflation target was gradually elevated in prominence in the eyes of the public and financial markets.

Between the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the collection of Android phone data, and the #DeleteFacebook campaign, the company isn't looking well in the eyes of the public.

Churches who provide 3 meals a day, You see the beauty of an historical place like the Vatican, preserving history in its art work amd library but are unaware of the services it provides behind the scenes away from the eyes of the public.

Nothing can make me happier than seeing those whom I love be happy and free from the pain that they had been under for the last 3.5 years... I do deeply regret that I hid from the public the abuse that I have lived with for most of our marriage and I ask your forgiveness... Three months ago Saeed told me things he demanded I must do to promote him in the eyes of the public that I simply could not do any longer.

Three months ago Saeed told me things he demanded I must do to promote him in the eyes of the public that I simply could not do any longer.

Their order once ran some brutal institutions in Ireland, and it will take courage for my old teachers to face up to the inevitable besmirching of their reputation and the wiping out - in the eyes of the public - of so much of their own good work.»

The settlement does not look «good» in the eyes of the public since it implictly associates guilt.

Religion and scientific pursuits parted company centuries ago, at least in the eyes of the public.

Both teams are probably undervalued in the eyes of the public.

He proposed «that the commission get on with its unfinished business, and do it openly before the eyes of the public.

Brady and Bellichick have been nearly unbeatable at home for the last decade, including going 8 - 4 against the spread the past two years which in the eyes of the public have been «down years».

The first place Bills have caught the eye of the public after consecutive wins vs. Denver and at Atlanta.

But this game should catch the eye of the public as they'll have the opportunity to take the first place Caps, a team they see in the playoffs year after year, laying only a -115 against a team on which they probably can't name a player.

It doesn't matter whether it's MLB, NFL or NCAAF — the goal is to find which totals are the «trendiest» in the eyes of public bettors, and fading those picks accordingly.

No matter what we do, we can not win in the eyes of a public that has already decided to scorn us when they're not ignoring us.

I sincerely hope that my statement will help to clarify matters in the eyes of the public regardless of whatever lies that they will soon be inundated with by a desperate, weak and wicked government.

He stands to lose in the eyes of the public if the dispute drags on for any reason other than union militancy.

But speaking to sit - in - host Kwaku Owusu Adjei on Anopa Kasapa on Kasapa 102.5 FM Tuesday, Koku Anyidoho stated that Mr Amidu who was the NDC running mate to late President Mills in the 2000 elections, strikes only when the NPP is struggling and looking terribly bad in the eyes of the public.

When the economy is perceived to hang in the balance there is too much at stake in the eyes of the public, and the smaller parties get squeezed.

The phone - hacking scandal appears to have done serious damage to the standing of the press in the eyes of the public.

But back to the possible reason for the letter, the Buhari administration, in the eyes of the public at the moment, is at its lowest ebb.

Labour could then legitimately have some ownership of a successful verdict and if Corbyn can show that he stepped up when it mattered and displayed real leadership, it could help him in the eyes of the public on his long and difficult journey to Downing Street.

He also has to deal with the prospect, with Clegg putting himself before his party and becoming a Conservative in the eyes of the public, that Lib Dem voters (and those who voted Lib Dem just to get Gordon Brown out of Labour last election) will now all vote Labour to get Clegg out.

But fresh faces will not be enough for a fresh start in the eyes of the public.

The expenses scandal had destroyed parliament's legitimacy in the eyes of the public, a phenomenon that the third party, as the main outsider, should have been best placed to capitalise on.

He knows he can't go wrong in the eyes of the public by attacking the body politic in this country, that it holds no risks, and that's why he has done it.

Dick Dadey, executive director of good government group Citizens Union, said Blake's position would have placed him in a compromising position in the eyes of the public.

Kanu, in an attempt to avoid the eyes of the public after his arrest was arraingned at the Magistrate Court, Wuse 11, Abuja by the DSS, but was later granted bail on October 19, but he hasn't been released.

«Right now the eyes of the public are on New Hampshire.

It was the prime minister stumbling badly in the eyes of the public that turned opinion.

«It is expedient to bring to public awareness, that in its desperation to survive troops» onslaught and remain relevant in the eyes of the public, the Boko Haram terrorists group has continued to make frantic efforts to infiltrate communities with Person Borne Improvised Explosive Devices (Suicide bombers) to callously unleash terror and fear on the populace.

I urge the Police Administration to take urgent steps to identify and punish those officers who abdicated their duties so publicly, in order to restore the reputation of the Police Service in the eyes of the public.

Even before the corruption convictions of both legislative majority leaders in 2015, state government's integrity was severely diminished in the eyes of the public.

According to him, insults and calling of bad names against politicians and authorities by communicators of the political divide just for political expediency, denigrates politicians in the eyes of the public.

That contributes to our chronic weakness in the eyes of the public who are uncertain what we stand for.»

Former minister Kate Hoey said the deputy prime minister had become a «figure of fun» in the eyes of the public and should consider his position.

Several rival media companies have also accused the BBC of bias over the years but the cynical might point out that they have commercial reasons for doing so and would directly benefit from anything that weakened the BBC in the eyes of the public and government.

These over the top statements are what make the public employee unions look ridiculous in the eye of the public and which make the members deeply disappointed when the final results are known.