Sentence examples for for private entities from inspiring English sources

Ellen Frede, assistant to the commissioner in the Education Department's Office of Early Childhood Education, said: "It's not in the state's interest to build buildings for private entities.

While prisoners are now allowed to serve on municipal work crews, the Constitution bars them from working for private entities, a provision originally intended to prevent prisoners from being exploited.

"In a society where there's lots of free speech, it's certainly permissible for private entities, as opposed to public ones, to try and say: 'Look, this person has wronged us grievously,' " said Dan Markel, a law professor at Florida State University.

However, it is not easy for private entities to decide to implement the projects because energy policies associated with emission trading keep changing; thus, the future benefits of the offset projects are quite uncertain.

Chao has been a popular pick among tech industry executives focused on transportation, owing to her signalled interest in enlisting more public-private partnerships in solving transportation problems, and in lessening regulatory barriers for private entities working in the space.

Listening to her explain her views on digital policies, I was reassured that there is indeed room for innovation in politics, and not just through "public funded" research that makes fortunes for private entities who are smart enough to be in the right place at the right time.

"The N.S.A. targeting has done nothing to dampen the appetite of private entities for information".

Devise a public-private partnership, if you want, or some incentives for wholly private entities to be more effective.

"It creates indirect costs for public and private entities, including patients themselves, who pay for suboptimal or harmful treatments".

The scientists worry that working for a private entity would be a dead-end for their careers.

The fund has already reached out to the city health department, which maintains a registry of people who were exposed to the disaster, as well as other public and private entities, for help in proving that people were there.