Sentence examples for properly private from inspiring English sources

Romney has also said, rightly, that some matters of faith are properly private.

That was always a hollow defense — metadata reveals a great deal that is properly private, as Jane Mayer explains — but it is especially meaningless now, in the face of what appears to be a sprawling effort to look over the shoulders of Internet users.

Mr. Brown said that he was not speaking for himself but for many, many wholly innocent men, women and children who at their darkest hour, at the most vulnerable moment of their lives, with no one and nowhere to turn, found their properly private lives, their private losses, their private sorrows, treated as the public property of News International.

The wrangle is important, because if private companies don't have the freedom to manage their employees properly, private provision is unlikely to prove economical for the companies, or the government.The noisiest opposition last week was provided by the British Medical Association (BMA) conference in Bournemouth.

He said: "Many, many wholly innocent men, women and children who at their darkest hour, at the most vulnerable moment of their lives, with no one and nowhere to turn, found their properly private lives, their private losses, their private sorrows, treated as the public property of News International.

Can the private-equity industry function properly if private investors cannot easily cash out through IPOs?

Properly owned private companies are a force for good, but they do not belong everywhere.

China's true inflation rate may be higher because the consumer-price index does not properly cover private services.

The staff has conducted an inquiry into whether Van Wagoner failed to properly value private investments made in its mutual funds.

His argument is that none of the flagship companies which have been put on the block has passed properly into private hands.

A properly functioning private marketplace could provide universal access to health coverage while protecting patient choice and the climate for innovation.