Sentence examples similar to two privies from inspiring English sources

At times, he is the only one privy to the details of a sortie, because he designs them to suit the martyr he has handpicked.

You moan about seven privy councillors rejecting the press's own charter – which was the son of the PCC, business as usual.

Days after rejecting a rival press royal charter submitted by the industry, three privy counsellors from the three parties – Miller, Harriet Harman for Labour and Lord Wallace of Tankerness for the Lib Dems – agreed an amended version of the cross-party royal charter.

The settled practice is that day-to-day meetings of the Council are attended by four privy counsellors, usually the Ministers responsible for the matters being approved.

St. Laurent angrily denied the charge and offered to open his correspondence to any of the fifty privy councillors who could then announce whether St. Laurent was telling the truth.

Given the gravity of such an action only one Privy Counsellor, the convicted wartime collaborator Edgar Speyer, was stricken from the list during the 20th century—and the likelihood that accusations of vindictiveness would result, the British government was loath to do this, and hoped that Beadle would remove the need for it by resigning.

They questioned many of his former associates, including cyclists who have supported and detailed claims that Armstrong and his former United States Postal Service team participated in systematic doping, according to a cyclist who has been interviewed and two others privy to the inquiry.

Murray was quoted saying: "The only two groups privy to this information would be Capita (who will verify the poll) or the Rangers board.