'Illness as private' refers to the belief that information about mental illness is deeply personal and too intimate to share with individuals in a workplace setting.
The word private denotes two sets of structures; the for-profit private encompassing commercial enterprises of any size and the non-profit private referring to Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs), philanthropies and other not-for-profits.
The $1 billion potential savings from private screeners referred to was refuted in a report to T.S.A.'s committees of jurisdiction.
The following day, the first private doctor referred the pilot to a psychiatric hospital for treatment for a possible psychosis.
Correction: August 22, 2004, Sunday Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday on the environmental politics of flying on private jets referred imprecisely to John Zogby.
Re "Health Outcomes Driving New Hospital Design" (May 19): I was recently hospitalized after surgery in one of the new private rooms referred to in the article.
As a boy in segregated Philadelphia, Cosby sometimes encountered white people who went out of their way to help him, and in private he referred to them using a term of high praise: "abolitionists".
TOM ZELLER Correction: August 5, 2001, Sunday An article last Sunday comparing Congressional pensions with those in the private sector referred incompletely to former Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan's position on Social Security overhaul and its potential impact on his own pension.
Because of editing errors, articles on Thursday about John G. Roberts, the Supreme Court nominee, covering his life and his career as a lawyer in private practice, referred incompletely to his compensation as a law partner at Hogan & Hartson.
Scott, anonymously reviewing one of his later books in The Quarterly Review called his protagonist "a very amiable and very insipid sort of young man" – in private he referred to him as a "sneaking piece of imbecility".
