Sentences with phrase «to make public»

Hopefully, its performance would live up to its specifications when the device officially makes a public debut.

Also, he has supervisors whose job it is to make sure he does not make public statements if indeed he has dementia.

The good news is that your social security number is not made public in your bankruptcy filing.

He admitted failing to look at certain so - called «toxic» emails and senior management relied on the faulty review in making public statements.

For instance, he said that the only information that can be acquired from scraping via an account's phone number was the ones that have been made public on profiles.

Even when made public by law, these large collections of information are often inaccessible in practice.

I especially found it interesting to see how many folks spoke about making public appearances at high - traffic events.

The problem is a difficult one and with the current rage of making the public schools compete for children, I don't expect it to change much in my lifetime.

He hasn't yet made a public announcement about running for re-election.

He has not made any public comment on endorsing a mayoral candidate.

The resolution of the meeting was later made public as the position of the caucus on the raging crisis.

The servers are currently working, and he's working with a select group of people to test it out before making it public in the coming weeks.

A spokesman said the applications will be made public after lawyers have reviewed the documents.

By making the public aware of the funding source, opportunities for corruption are fewer, and the public awareness of why certain people say certain things is more obvious.

A study to determine if a tunnel is a feasible option, made public last month, cost about $ 2 million.

I'm a big fan of making a public commitment to save, because it's one of the little steps that made a big difference early on in my savings journey.

Many believe that the pair is engaged, though the couple has not yet made a public announcement.

Full details and the registration entry form are available at a website made public today.

Protecting student privacy rights should come first when making public policy and legislative decisions.

The names of the committees won't be made public until after they are notified, about three weeks, elections officials said at the meeting.

This is the empowerment of parents who can finally make public education choices for their children.

But where have these and other features first make a public appearance?

He has also made public service announcements for the latter.

They will see an ultimate destination and promote information which makes the public more likely to support it.

You should also make a public records request for any 911 calls made to authorities reporting the accident.

They argue that insider trading just helps make public information that shouldn't be private in the first place.

In addition to financial data, many other types of information could have a negative impact if made public.

The second patient died a few months after receiving his transplant; the cause of his death was never made public.

Unless you don't want anyone to know you're searching for a job, we suggest making it public so hiring managers could reach out to you.

But why do we need a law to enable believers to impose their worship on others by making a public show of it?

This is a fee charged by the local government (usually the county) for making a public record of the sale.

Make a public apology to anyone you may have offended.

I just made it public if you want to check it out.

I'm a mission priest, and my mission field is mainstream media, where it's very difficult for people who make public commitments to faith to get a hearing.

Under these policies, performance on standardized tests was not only made public but was also tied to rewards and sanctions.

There are so many mothers who, regardless of how they choose to feed their baby, do so without making a public spectacle of HOW they're doing it.

Thankfully for those of us who keep track of these no - names, the field should narrow considerably when federal campaign spending reports are made public later this month.

Making public college more affordable is a great idea, not only for educating the next generation of workers, but the next generation of citizens as well.

I can not make them public because of the work I do.

Individual school results will not be made public during the pilot phase.

He tried to make a public art form out of painting.

But apart from making public places more pleasant and healthier to be in, the new law also had some unexpected results.

Before their marathon night, members gathered snacks and coffee and continued flipping through the hundreds of pages of legislation that were made public earlier in the day.

Common Cause already makes public all of its donors on its website, and so would not be affected.

I am a realtor, and I don't want my personal real estate data made public via a password.

Our understanding of biology / physiology often starts with animal research, but this doesn't give us evidence of sufficient quality or specificity with which to make public health policy.