Making public definition
Examples of Making public in a sentence
Making public an entity’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, its plans for achieving diversity and inclusion, and its metrics used to measure success in both workplace and supplier diversity, informs a broad constituency—its investors, employees, potential employees and suppliers, customers, and the general community.
Making public or using edited information in a format that may be misconstrued as having been created by the Government of Japan (or its ministries and/or agencies) is prohibited.
The Monterey County Department of Social Services (COUNTY) CalWORKs Employment Services (CWES) CalWORKs Home Visiting Program shall be implemented by First 5 Monterey County (CONTRACTOR), who shall act as the lead agency working in collaboration with SUBCONTRACTORS, which will be identified by CONTRACTOR’s upcoming Collaborative Grant Making public procurement process.
Making public presentations at pre-bid conferences or at a selection or negotiation meeting related to the competitive selection.
Making public a negative commitment is particularly meaningful if it communicates a well known disagreement (e.g., different legislations among EU countries).
Understanding audiences: Making public perceptions research matter to marine conservation.
Political power sharing State level Human rights/RoL Page 3, Para 4: Making public its commitment, institutional in a clear manner, towards the democratic norms and values like the competitive multiparty system of governance, civil liberties, fundamental rights, human rights, principle of rule of law etc., the CPN (Maoists) has expressed its commitment to move forward its activities accordingly.