But depression doesn't have to come automatically with a private office (assuming your organization has private offices, a lack of which might also be contributing to your depression).
The housing charity Shelter said that meant around 14,235 people had been evicted from their homes by private landlords, assuming an average of 2.5 people in each household.
With certain exceptions, telephone conversations are private, and, assuming nothing fails, the telephone network provides guaranteed availability for an unlimited period of time.
Around this time, the staff learned that I was an emergency physician and moved me out of the hallway into a private room, assuming this is what I would want.
SIBs are largely predicated on private investors assuming the risk that programs will succeed at producing desired social benefits.
Although we initially sampled from public and private hospitals, assuming patients would be either 'private' or 'public' patients, we found that most participants had experiences of both settings, either as patients or carers, and could thus make comparisons based on experiential knowledge rather than conjecture.
Private banks, including HSBC's Swiss private bank, assumed that responsibility for payment of taxes rested with individual clients, rather than the institutions that banked them.
Supporters regarded him as innovative in letting private companies assume historically public functions.
After the private group assumes ownership, up to 1,000 students will study there, said Daniel Curran, the school's director of United States operations.
In plays like Stephen Adly Guirgis's "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train" and Robert Glaudini's "Dutch Heart of Man," private pain assumes rowdy, even athletic forms, accompanied by the copious shedding of sweat, tears and stage blood.
