Exemplos de uso de To make a public statement em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We're going to make a public statement.
Will the Constitutional Court at least have sufficient courage and dignity to make a public statement on the case?
Are you willing to make a public statement with us?
If a State fails to co-operate or refuses to improve the situation in the light of the CPT's recommendations,the Committee may decide to make a public statement.
Then you will need to make a public statement.
First a black hat known for selling zero-days, then a deviant pyromaniac compelled to start fires, andnow a revenge arsonist to make a public statement.
I'm not willing to make a public statement.
In the aftermath of all the well-publicized shootings of black people by whites, the controversies about the Confederate flag, and the humiliating images of white people as a race,I feel compelled to make a public statement.
Tell Ed not to make a public statement, okay?
As they continue to investigate his harrowing story.Mr. Clarke is expected to make a public statement in just a few minutes.
I need you to make a public statement that makes his sinking your sinking.
Feminist lawyer Gloria Allred, the spokeswoman of the National Organization for Women(NOW),angrily called for Madonna to make a public statement or another record supporting the opposite point of view.
I want him to make a public statement expressing our sympathy for the victims.
When Mercier asked the German episcopate in 1916 to acquit the Belgian population from the reproach of partisan warfare,Hartmann could barely be hindered to make a public statement in response, which would have drawn the episcopate into the nationalist polemic debate.
Mr President, I would like you to make a public statement on behalf of this House, to express our support for the aspirations of the Basque people, and our sympathy for the family of José Luis Caso, who was murdered for having been democratically elected to represent Basques like himself.
On Sunday, Chávez insisted that, if there was a coup in Bolivia, he would not remain with his"arms folded" and while conceding that Trigo was correctin rejecting foreign intervention, challenged him to make a public statement against the meddling of the U.S.
I heard Sutler's going to make a public statement tonight.
When they then said he would need to make a public statement, Bohm refused because he did not think it ethical.
Roddy Evans' willingness with three others to make a public statement, admitting the sins of the Protestant Ascendancy in Ireland.
At least one of these interviews was so vicious in its tone that we felt obliged to make a public statement of concern(What's New, 19 May) stating that we could no longer support his stance on that and other matters.
This is, in my view, a serious matter and I would urge the President of Parliament and the Vice-President of the Commission,who is here today, to make it clear to the Irish Government and to make a public statement to the effect that they are free to charge or not to charge schools for water and that they should not be taking risks with the future of Europe with cowardly political tactics.