Sentence examples for must be privately from inspiring English sources

Large investors in recent public offerings have been told that when lock-ups end on selling the shares, blocks of shares must be privately sold rather than be dumped onto the market.

However, Paisley Jr must be privately hoping that the local bookies have called it right, given that they still have him as the evens favourite to win the seat for the DUP and decisively see off the hardline challenge from anti-power-sharing unionism.

Inflation is higher than expected: 3.7% in September and rising, though a dip is due by year-end; with credit, even after a recent slowdown, still swelling at about 10% a year, and the oil-price rise on top, the Bank of Spain must be privately glad at the latest euro interest-rate rises.

In accordance with the Google Lunar X-Prize requirements, which state that 90% of each team's mission costs must be privately funded, TeamIndus cannot be "gifted" a ride to the moon from the Indian government.

The stipulations of the competition include, most importantly, that a team's robotic craft must be privately funded and able to land on the moon and travel at least 500 meters while sending video, images, and data back to Earth.

The hitch is that any work with these cells must be financed privately.

Aghast, the Prime Minister says that of course he won't do it — and that this must be negotiated privately.

"This of course must be done privately and referrals to [domestic violence] programs should be available".

In forced arbitration systems, access to the courthouse door is blocked and all disputes must be resolved privately and secretly by the arbitration company chosen by the insurer.

This meeting must be done privately and in person.

These disputes must be worked out privately, in the homes and corridors of family life.