private造句

He himself remained intensely private.

Don't eavesdrop a private conversation.

Browsers did not properly isolate their private sessions from non-private ones, with the result that suitably crafted sites could trace visitors between private and non-private sessions.

The private sector is overloaded with debt.

Whether it is public or private.

In private, the grumbles are more pointed.

Therefore, it is by definition private.

Could he take all of Investor private and transform it into a gigantic private-equity firm?

Admonish your friend in private, praise them in public.

It's illegal to read people's private letters without permission.

Infertility is normally seen as a private matter.

He is being treated at a private clinic.

I want to rely on a reformed private marketplace -not the current wasteful, abusive, unaffordable private market.

The private banking business is on a roll.

The size of the private sort memory area is unrestricted. The SHEAPTHRES parameter is applied differently for private and shared sorts

Private property, as the antithesis to social, collective property, exists only where the means of labor and the external conditions of labor belong to private individuals.

The survey also finds the private security industry has expanded throughout the world and private guards now vastly outnumber police officers.

Even so, some clearly have more chance of attracting private capital than others.

Next there are springbok and kudu, then wildebeest and zebra, grazing in a private game reserve.

The private investor gets to magnify the returns six times with government debt guarantee.

The urologist at Edinburgh's private Spire hospital would not do it either.

There is also a lack of rigour about the phrase“ private banking”.

Private islands. Miles of ivory beaches. You can dive or snorkel with whale sharks and manta rays by day and stay in a luxury villa with a private plunge pool by night.

One way to remove private information from paper documents is to blacken it out with a pen.

Entities in a private registry, for instance, can now be copied into another affiliated private registry for broader exposure or into a root registry, such as the UBR, for public consumption.

So once you say it’s OK for your boss to meddle in those areas of your private life that affect your health care costs, you might as well kiss your private life goodbye.

The "release value" of taking public assets private can be enormous, says Peter Morris of Ascend, a consultancy.

Bill Gates, of course, has a lot more than that, but a lot of Americans don't feel they deserve a private jet, a private charitable foundation, or an invitation to Davos and they may not even want it.

Many Cambridge college admissions tutors say that the grade predictions for state - and private-school applicants seem equally erratic.

Diaspora released the first version of the developer code in September, and launched in private alpha in late November.

The two Leviathans have squeezed private firms into the riskiest ends of the mortgage market, such as subprime lending.

Big private business schools in America, already hit by the much lower valuations of their endowment funds, seem likely to take the biggest hit.

In a private deal brokered by Sotheby's, the painting 'No.5, 1948', has been bought by David Martinez, a Mexican financier .

This standardization of public and private Spaces has a standardizing effect on life and its rhythms, narrowing the sphere of desires and aversions, of sensual experience and taste.

Out there in that infinite universe are many of the most private details of our lives... and we have no control over what businesses access and manipulate them.

Many of the poorest countries continue to operate on the periphery of the global financial system - for them private capital alone is not enough to finance basic needs.

Women take drastic measures to prevent rape in South Africa, Ehlers said, with some wearing extra tight biker shorts and others inserting razor blades wrapped in sponges in their private parts.

The most worrisome trend to law enforcement and private industry alike has been the increase in willingness by these movements to resort to the use of incendiary and explosive devices.

Wang Ho-fu now emerged from his private office, and after the usual exchange of courtesies he drew Colonel Lei to one side and they had a whispered conversation together.

Up to 20 exhibitors have so far registered, not only lawyers and mediators, but also estate agents, life-crisis experts and private detective firms and DNA laboratories offering paternity tests.

The2002 government advisory committee concluded each percentage point of GST would raise HK$6 bn annually, based on year2000 private consumption spending levels, or about HK$18 bn per year for a3 per cent tax.

The wood was a remnant of the great forest where Robin Hood hunted, and this riding was an old, old thoroughfare coming across country. But now, of course, it was only a riding through the private wood. The road from Mansfield swerved round to the north.

I gave the students in our History Department a private talk, urging them not to make trouble in Miss Sun's might make people think Mr. Han wanted his wife to teach that section and was inciting the students to chase Miss Sun out."

He had already made a private attempt to persuade Tu Chu-chai to exert some pressure on his brother-in-law Wu Sun-fu "in the public interest," so that there would be at least some possibility of a rapprochement between the latter and Chao Po-tao.