1 by a person or company and not by the government:
2 not said or done officially or publicly:
say/acknowledge/admit privately Officials privately admitted that the data was unreliable.
speak/meet privately (with sb) He met privately with his administrative team late in the day.
3 owned or financed by a company or group of people, rather than by the government:
Though he had tried to be enthusiastic about the plans, privately he felt more sceptical.
However, the government cannot prevent the social partners making insurance agreements 'voluntarily' or 'privately'.
Initially, a block from the global pool is given to each evaluator, which privately allocates from (and deallocates to) its block.
Clan regulations did not necessarily demand that all minor clan disputes be handled privately.
The remaining need for care will then have to be hired privately (if possible), or informal care has to be provided from that point onward.
Privately inflicted sanctions for violations of criminal laws are not grounded in the judgments of the appropriate agent, namely the state.
Small communities depend on locally or privately managed sources of drinking water using less efficient treatment methods.
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