Sentence examples for privately set from inspiring English sources

Jafry said he used his role to advocate for "microcities", where managers privately set their own laws and taxes away from central government control.

The traditional approach to goals — the annual cycle, privately set and reviewed goals, and a strong linkage to incentives — can actually undermine the alignment, coordination, and agility that's needed for a company to execute its strategy.

In a statement on Friday, Ma Zhaoxu, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that instead of inviting the legal representatives of China's Christians, the organizers "secretly extended multiple invitations to Christians who privately set up meeting points".

Yet I remember when John Major privately set out his Maastricht vision with the two critical opt-outs at a meeting of the One Nation Conservative group of MPs.

Clinton has privately set out various demands for Israel, including the cancellation or freeze of planned Jewish homes in East Jerusalem, a promise to engage in talks with the Palestinians on matters of substance, and confidence-building measures such as the withdrawal of Israeli forces from parts of the West Bank and release of Palestinian prisoners.

Ministers including Alistair Darling, the Chancellor, are said to be privately resisting setting new conditions on contracts.

That opened the way for the rise of "super-PACs", privately funded organisations set up to influence election outcomes.

She's denied, and is compelled to act on her own, to privately — and illegally — set up a twenty-four-hour watch on Brody.

On the west side were all the privately owned houses, set in nice streets with driveways and garages and lovely tree-planting – still beautiful today.

Under the programme residents in the city are allowed to invest privately overseas and set up loan firms.

"Privately I probably set 60 points as a target, which we're not going to reach, so I guess perhaps there's a tinge of disappointment," he said.