Admonish your friends privately, But praise them openly. — Publius Syrus.
You can do this privately or share it with others.
Admonish your friend privately, but praise them openly.
Admonish your friends privately, but praise them openly. —Publius Syrus, Syrian Latin writer.
To avoid humiliation, it might be better to seek help privately, from some business angels.
Try to maintain a reasonable balance between what's privately cherished and what's publicly known.
Labour MPs privately grumble about a lack of direction from their leader.
Yet his resolve only grew, and in 1992, he retired from the military to pursue the project privately.
But the cables reveal how they are privately urging America to take speedy military action to block its nuclear plans.
HSBC executives privately question the risk that Standard Chartered, which has outpaced it in Asia, is taking.
Stirrup has been accused privately by former defence chiefs of not taking a sufficiently robust stand with Gordon Brown.
To encourage migration to these platforms, contracts that remain privately traded will incur much higher capital and margin charges.
This has been privately dismissed by Western diplomats as posturing, but in public officials have been careful to adopt a conciliatory tone.
The essence of privately operating the stat-owned enterprises is to realize the state-owned property right, but not the private ownership in economy.
There, although he kept to the official line, he privately deplored the Kremlin's bullying of Ukraine over energy supplies, believing that it belittled Russia itself.
Similarly, they should not engage in any behavior privately that they would be reluctant to do publicly (i.e., in front of their romantic partners).
“Every day, Lloyd Blankfein must get down on his knees and thank God for the BP oil spill,” says one noted PR expert privately.
Finally, hybrid cloud storage permits the two models to merge, allowing policies to define which data must be maintained privately and which can be secured within public clouds (see Figure 6).
Nationally about 7% of children are privately educated, but in affluent areas with a shortage of good state schools such as central London, almost 20% of secondary-age children go private.
Several among the nineteen said privately to their husbands, "It is a good idea, we will keep still till their cheap thing is over, then WE will give one that will make it sick."
There must be a spirit of refusal to be "privately owned by the few" in the government and the army;without a genuinely democratic system this cannot be attained and the system of government and the state system will be out of harmony.
