Sentence examples for position of private from inspiring English sources

Two years later, his talents gained him the position of Private Secretary to the Minister of State.

She received money from Hoffmann's company as late as 1943, and also held the position of private secretary to Hitler.

And steps are also being taken to improve the position of private tenants, with the gradual introduction of policies contained in the Private Housing (Tenancies) Scotland Act 2016.

The strong position of public providers as opposed to the marginal position of private providers seems to account for the emphasis on classification rather than funding in the use of the DBC-systems.

But America's private sector now has a net financial deficit of almost 7% of GDP.In the euro area, too, the net financial position of the private sector has deteriorated sharply.

Indeed, under this view, since the problem was the unsustainable financial position of the private sector, the adjustment was unavoidable, and would have taken place even without the US subprime crisis or some other developments affecting negatively to the global economy.

In the attempt to arrive at an answer, and explore the question in its full depth, he temporarily allows the use of the notions of sensation and diary-keeping (despite the objections of §257), and imagines himself in the position of a private linguist recording his sensations in a diary.

The eliminative proposal makes sense to this extent: the position of a private owner is best understood not as a single right to the exclusive use and control of the object in question, but as a bundle of rights, which may vary from case to case (Honore 1961).

(low-level Ugandan officer) In addition to neglecting certain types of work in order to get per diems, participants also expressed concern about abuse of position for private gain.

Mr. Hoover had earlier hired Mr. Saeman as a consultant to the agency, meaning the payment to Mr. Hoover, amounting to $500, "violated the law against using official position for private gain," a conflict of interest board statement issued yesterday said.

The shadow health secretary added : "Shortly after Lynton Crosby started work for the Conservative party, the government shifted its position in favour of private health companies by trying to sneak NHS regulations through the house forcing services out to the market.