Sentence examples for using privately from inspiring English sources
"You help [the Cuban people] by using the private services they are offering," she said, including employing experts to lead walking tours, providing lectures, meeting with a private musical group, eating dinner in a private restaurant, using privately licensed drivers and guides and much, much more.
TCA use in patients with newly diagnosed FMS was examined by using privately insured US administrative claims data, covering 1999 to 2005.
The government said the clause would not prevent charities and other organisations in receipt of government grants from using privately raised funds for lobbying campaigns.
Banks could use the phrase "adequate exposure to the market" to justify not using privately negotiated sales of mortgage securities to value similar securities held by others.
Re "The Road to Preserving History" (editorial, Nov. 12), about our highway reauthorization proposal's effect on historic preservation: To expedite decisions, we proposed three changes to Section 4(f), a 1966 law prohibiting federal transportation dollars for projects using privately and publicly owned historic sites unless there is no feasible and prudent alternative.
All sectors (residential, commercial and industrial) are increasingly in the habit of using privately operated generators to supply electricity occasioned by frequent power outages.
Using privately-shared intimate images in order to shame and humiliate ex-partners is harassment and it causes tangible harm.
750,000 (approximately USD 7,353), using privately-rehabilitated fields as collateral (Meyerhoff 2012).
The US space agency (Nasa) has been given a new direction, one that will seek to put astronauts in orbit using privately-run launch services.
But as deep borehole expert Dr. Ethan Bates points out, the most important roadblock to this Deep Isolation technology is not technical or regulatory - it is the fact that current federal law prohibits DOE from using privately-developed geologic disposal systems.
It was a negotiating tactic used privately on those of us organizing the event and was designed to reduce the cost of constructing anchor booths in Madison Square Garden.
