Sentence examples for solution privately from inspiring English sources

This sort of temporary part-nationalization, which is often referred to as an "equity injection," is the crisis solution advocated by many economists — and sources told The Times that it was also the solution privately favored by Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman.

The main solutions to privately query search engines can be classified in two categories: (i) systems ensuring unlinkability between requesters and their queries, and (ii) systems guaranteeing indistinguishability of user interests.

Their solution is privatization, with its most common form being the privately run but publicly financed charter school.

His solution was to propose privately owned regional reserve banks that would be new centers of banking strength, away from Wall Street.

The coalition may have recognised that the State has a role to play, but it is still instinctively seeking privately financed solutions.

We provide two types of solutions for generating recommendations privately using Content-based Filtering (CBF) and Collaborative Filtering (CF).

He worked privately at a solution, by which a papal concordat to ensure at least minimum control of Catholic clergy would be the precondition of Emancipation.

The realisation that this could be because many indebted graduates could not access enough money to pay for further study led to suggested solutions ranging from publicly or privately subsidised loan schemes to crowd-funding, and caused the National Scholarship Scheme, albeit reduced from £150m to £50m, to be diverted from undergraduates to postgraduates from 2015.

The solution offered by PassLogix, a privately-held New York City-based company, is the v-GO Universal Password, a type of identity management software.

VerticalResponse, which provides self-service digital marketing solutions, has acquired Roost, a privately held social media marketing technology company based in San Francisco.

Some Indian diplomats say privately that the only solution lies in turning the current line of control into a permanent border.