Meanings of public airing in English

The public airing of a range of allegations put serious… Video, Audio

As for Mick McCarthy, a public airing of grievances rarely works well.

The latest to receive a public airing is No.

Surely this point deserves public airing.

But there would never have been such a public airing of chalkboard topics when José Mourinho was in charge.

Three days after creating a firestorm with his public airing of his tax grievances, Phil Mickelson apologised for being, well, himself.

The public airing of concerns about banks' ownership of physical commodities and assets from pipelines to warehouses renewed scrutiny on Wall Street.

The public airing of concerns about banks' ownership of physical commodities and assets from pipelines to warehouses will renew scrutiny on Wall Street.

The latest public airing of concerns will also step up pressure on U.S. regulators to clamp down on some of the country's largest banks.

Fowler's blogpost prompted Uber to commission an investigation of its workplace culture, and led to a public airing of the startup's considerable dirty laundry.

The Department of Health is facing another public airing of its management difficulties with a second senior official taking legal action over an employment dispute.

Audio and videotapes Princess Diana secretly recorded during her marriage to Prince Charles will get their first public airing next month on American channel NBC.

They thought, however, that Miss Butterworth would be very lonesome, and found various pegs on which to hang out their pity for a public airing.

She is diminutive in stature, and her measured step and timid air do not suit these public airings.