Sentence examples for private establishments from inspiring English sources

Given shelter in private establishments, their stay is beginning to weigh down on the small budgets of these tourist areas.

President François Hollande weighed in, agreeing that the law might need changing to limit overt religious expressions among people looking after very young children, even in private establishments.

The ban was imposed on Thursday on every member of the medical profession, in public or private establishments, from carrying out a clitorodectomy.

By 2010, the provincial government here plans to have more than 1,000 such cafes in operation, including in private establishments.

THE Chinese government has just passed a law that, from October 1st, forbids private establishments to make money from theatre, art or music performances that do not have official approval.

In these places the teaching is mostly dreadful, syllabuses are outdated and facilities can be a health hazard.Many private establishments (which must be affiliated to a public university and cannot be run for profit) suffer the same deficiencies.

What, exactly, do people fear from this new private establishment?

Best, I think, was Heather Hanbury, headteacher of the terrifically high-achieving Wimbledon High School, a girls' private establishment.

For 20 years, in this fashion, the club has been providing the play-at-will luxury of a private establishment.

THE SETTING: The Norwood Club, a swank private establishment which "draws its members from the creative arts," located in the West Village.

Near Herculaneum, the buried private establishment known as the Villa of the Papyri yielded, in the mid-18th century, a treasure of antique sculpture and a group of papyrus scrolls presumed to belong to an ancient library.