Sentence examples for private subject from inspiring English sources

They tested connections between private subject matter and theatrical expression.

But you wonder if he ever wanted to be someone else, a private subject without so much blood to account for.

"I didn't necessarily think they'd get rid of it, but the transition happened so quickly, and almost everything is up for grabs," said a Republican staff member who had used the lactation rooms and asked that her name not be used because she feels that nursing is a private subject.

And that's the thing about the women of Britain — they do wonderful voluntary work — not like French women," and before I could stop her, she had made her escape from an uncongenial private subject to the area of political generalization which she preferred.

And that's the thing about the women of Britain they do wonderful voluntary work not like French women," and before I could stop her, she had made her escape from an uncongenial private subject to the area of political generalization which she preferred.

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Borrowing the theory and algorithms of operational research, the model outlined and tested in this paper aims to determine a range of combinations of urban planning parameters, to be attributed to abandoned areas, capable of reflecting the fair distribution of the burdens and financial conveniences, that constitute the basis reference for the bargaining between public and private subjects.

Bogotá promoted a balanced involvement of varied actors, even if the primacy of public or private subjects in the provision of transport services is still debated (Paget-Seekins and Tironi 2016; Ardila 2008).

Its general aim is to put in place a variety of strategies to facilitate technology transfer and knowledge exchange with a multiplicity of public and private subjects involved in the process going from basic research to innovation (Etkowitz and Andrew 1998; Florida and Cohen 1999).

The study was self-administered allowing women the privacy to complete questions on very private subjects.

Pooled plasma samples have as many as 2000 compounds (Fischer, private communication), while individual subjects have at least 500 600 compounds.