(The executive didn't want his name used because the applications are meant to be considered privately).
A leaked cable from the US embassy in London said Sellafield's Mox plant was a white elephant costing about £90m a year and considered, privately, by the UK Government as "[one of] the most embarrassing failures in British industrial history".
Prior to passage of the Lacey Act in 1900, which regulated commerce in wildlife, many wildlife specimens were captured live, traded, sold, and considered privately owned property.
Despite the recent trend to offer a larger array of colors and styles to gun owners who are looking for concealed carry clothing, we're not sure we would ever consider privately packing heat.
The offspring of these privately owned animals were also considered private property, which explains the case of the American bison (Bison bison), the vast majority of which are owned privately like livestock (Lueck 2002).
Each man was pretty much alone with his thoughts last week, turned inward, considering things privately.
Even if you're considering buying privately, visit a piano store and try their range of pianos so you have an idea of what's good and what's not.
In comparing the safety characteristics of company cars to privately owned cars, there are two factors to consider: new privately owned cars are installed with better safety characteristic than are new company cars; on the other hand, company cars are newer than privately owned cars and newer cars in general are installed with better safety characteristics.
Some might consider a privately built bridge unseemly, a dark monument to an era of anemic government and high-test plutocracy.
Mr. Oefeli, who cooked at Atlas until recently, stumbled upon teaching as an offshoot of his catering business; many chefs who do in-home catering may also consider teaching privately.
