It is to be privately given or privately purchased.
Last year, the Bush Administration was privately given a memorandum by an Afghan official and American ally, warning that Fahim was working to undermine Karzai and would use his control over money from illegal businesses and customs revenue to do so.
reports, then the numbers will be privately given to Reid, giving him flexibility in putting together the pieces into a final package.
Whatever assurances might have been privately given by Theodora to Theodahad, in public, Peter strongly condemned the act, and declared that there would be "war without truce between the emperor and themselves" as a result.
On the same days as Blair was privately giving Brooks advice on how to endure the public firestorm, the Labour leader Ed Miliband was calling for a judge-led inquiry into News International as part of an unprecedented assault on Murdoch in the House of Commons.
British diplomats in London are privately disinclined to give the pope as much credit as is being claimed.
Many of the largest companies, including Alessi, Flos, Kartell, Magis and Vitra, are privately owned, which gives them more flexibility to withstand downturns.
Although Republican members have repeatedly vowed to undo Obamacare through legislation since it was passed in 2010, many are now privately giving up hope on such action, Politico reported.
Both works are privately owned, which makes sense given the fetishistic frisson they give off, with their provocative close focus on these objects.
Now I ask if he means that defeat has already been privately conceded, giving Corbyn more time to develop an electable offer.
