Sentence examples for privately arranging from inspiring English sources

Currently most medical tourism takes place by individuals privately arranging healthcare in a foreign country.

The monsignor says he privately arranged child support payments.

She privately arranges to meet him the next morning at a lighthouse.

A visit to the penguins, which can be privately arranged, is $70.

The couple gave up nine of the babies in privately arranged adoptions.

She describes criticism of such "privately arranged transplants" as "utter nonsense," overlooking relevant moral questions.

One woman gave hers up for adoption, which was privately arranged.

The big investment banks' exposure to privately arranged credit derivatives is estimated to be nearly as large as to their more traditional forms of lending.

But now they are being eclipsed by privately arranged loan transactions, especially "leveraged finance" (which carries a similar risk to junk bonds, but involves loans that are not publicly traded).Leveraged finance is growing fast.

Because the most potentially nuclear forms of derivatives are privately arranged and loosely monitored, two clear goals of the legislation are greater price transparency and the opening of transactions to more market participants.

That had left the possibility that the United States, with the acquiescence of Saigon, might some time privately strike bargain with Hanoi in Paris over the distribution of seats in a postwar coalition government, just as the Kennedy Administration privately arranged the composition of the coalition government in Laos in 1962.