Sentence examples for operating privately from inspiring English sources

Referring to operating privately, Mr. Foy said, "We could go to the bishop or county executive and ask for money, but they'd laugh".

After operating privately since it was founded in 1907, UPS floated an IPO on Nov. 10 that priced at $50 primarily on the strength of its new-found image as a major e-commerce player.

And while the IPO market seems to be improving for tech companies (including, perhaps, adtech), Bain also wrote that this isn't setting MediaMath up to go public: "Right now, we like operating privately and we'll explore an IPO when and if it makes sense for MediaMath".

In addition, some participants may be recruited by and receive treatment from co-operating individual therapists operating privately.

A further 25% are owned and operated by the charitable sector, with the rest - mainly smaller units - operating privately.

Maitland, Wyong, Goulburn and Shellharbour hospitals would all be built and operated privately, and Bowral hospital would have services provided by the private sector.

Even airplanes the size of commercial airliners, if operated privately, are currently exempt from the 9/11 security measures.

The day care center, which was operated privately under a contract with the federal government, proved to be a fire trap.

Until the mid-1970s, public funds constituted the major income source for public museums and in many cases contributed a considerable percentage of the income of those operated privately.

Some of those facilities may be operated privately, whereas others, such as hospitals and centres for war veterans, are government facilities.

At B.Y.U., owned and operated privately by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the honor code is separate from the academic honesty policy, and is more closely linked to the personal-behavior tenets of the Mormon church.