Sentence examples for existing privately from inspiring English sources

A consortium backed by Lazard Frères, an investment bank, had applied to OPIC to sponsor a maritime fund.Stung by criticism of their choice of existing privately managed funds, OPIC officials seem to think they can do the job better.

When the Federal Assault Weapon Ban was enacted in 1994, any existing privately owned firearm was allowed to be kept and transferred.

It does not facilitate the trading of existing shares in privately held companies, a business that Mr. Cutler said NYSE Euronext has little interest in.

The Council's Committee on Land Use voted 13 to 1 to approve legislation that would replace existing structures with privately built, identical kiosks.

For Gunkel, although the types of the psalms were originally cultic, the majority of the poems in the existing Psalter were composed privately in imitation of the cultic poems and were intended for a more personal, "spiritualized" worship.

But the only way to find out is to try.Michael West, the founder of Geron and now head of BioTime, another biotechnology company, says the existing legislation has affected privately financed research as well as the public sort.

In their place, the minister said he wanted to "significantly increase capacity" at four existing prisons, including the privately-run Parc Prison in Bridgend.

Scientists will now have access to financing for existing lines to complement their privately financed work.

As for Mr Straw four years (it feels like a lifetime) ago, saving money looks a much stronger motive for renewing the prison estate than improving rehabilitation.In fairness, Mr Grayling also plans to build four "homeblocks" attached to existing prisons (three of them privately run), providing 1,260 places.

But most of the new equity is being placed privately, not with existing shareholders.

The status was introduced by the Education Act 1944 as a modification of an existing direct grant scheme to privately endowed schools.