Sentence examples for privately accepted from inspiring English sources
Some international human rights investigators reviewed the investigations and had privately accepted the findings.
In recent weeks the issue has changed from being "a privately accepted fact" to a "public cause", said the local Indian Express newspaper.
He has had the unequivocal support of his chairman John Wardle but both men have privately accepted that the team were treading water and that the increasing speculation about Keegan's future was not doing the club any good.
Palestinian negotiators privately accepted Israel's demand that it define itself as a Jewish state, the leaked papers reveal, while Israeli leaders pressed for the highly controversial transfer of some of their own Arab citizens into a future Palestinian state as part of a land-swap deal.
"The Bears have privately accepted for a while that the title was Yorkshire's to lose but, if the Tykes beat Notts, it puts Warwickshire in a strong position to claim the decent prize money for second.
Minton had already privately accepted the nomination several days earlier after a telephone conversation with Truman.
A Chinese participant in the talks with America privately accepts that concerns about the transition from Mr Kim to his successor are "understandable".
Most international observers privately accept that in the foreseeable future there is no chance that Abkhazia and South Ossetia would voluntarily accept Georgia's sovereignty.
United now privately accept it was a mistake bringing in someone with Moyes' inexperience and believe it is mandatory the next manager has worked at the highest level.
But given that it has been able to find emergency money for other priorities, it seems likely that the Blair government privately accepts that the benefit system is providing perverse incentives to single motherhood.
But when it comes to the peace process, Israeli officials complain he has reneged on a secret understanding with George Bush, in which the US publicly condemned settlement expansion while privately accepting "natural" growth.
