But private optimism about our own personal future remains persistent.

In a strong civil society, these personal matters properly remain private.

It is assumed that since religion is a private matter for everyone, personal religious symbols are just that personal.

Many individuals own private airfields for their personal use and are permitted by law to do so.

Her innermost thoughts, as revealed to your Rome correspondent... in a private, personal... exclusive... interview.

Your Majesty will forgive me if I venture to touch upon her personal, private affairs.

Such elementary personal or private qualities as honesty, truthfulness, fidelity, probity and freedom from corrupting influences, are clearly included.

There is also a related risk that private accounts would cause a further drop in the personal saving rate.

It's personal. Personal?

If they are poor or otherwise disadvantaged, they are most likely to regard this as their personal, almost private destiny.

With the exception of one private personal computer, the Inspectors do not have work stations, nor do all research staff.

After child care, there followed hordes of private tutors, test coaches, and university admissions consultants. And, beyond childhood and adolescence, the need for specialized personal support only grew.

Before the invention of the printing press and its distribution there was often a very thin line between a private office and a private library since books were read or written in the same space at the same desk or table, and general accounting and personal or private letters were also done there.

(The sheer number of people does make one wonder whether misuse of personal data for blackmail or other private purposes is inevitable.)

Most importantly, Americans have a remarkable tendency to reduce problems that others addressed through public policy to a matter of private choice and even personal psychology.

Personal data is exactly that personal.

Personal namespaces include your personal folders.

And my personal favorite,

And your personal pos...

He aided the Royal Academy of Arts with large grants from his private funds, and may have donated more than half of his personal income to charity.

Private health care is provided by one private hospital, two private dental surgeries, two private medical complexes and nine private physicians.

He couldn't free himself from personal problems and personal evils that included murder and adultery.

(h) Compromise of large databases (e.g. hacking into public or private computer databases to obtain personal information in order to make false identification documents)

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General Economic and Personal Situation

Personal responsibility and financial liability

And this time, it's personal...

It's purely personal and nonmedical.

And, if you're going to make a personal opera, what about a personal instrument?

In the year 2000, public sector employment was 76 and private sector, mainly composed by personal property, employment was 23 compared to the 1981 ratio of 91 to 8 .

Regulate the self employed, private partnerships and private enterprises.

7.11 The author concludes that sections 122 and 123 continue to have an adverse impact on his private and his public life by creating the conditions for discrimination, continuous harassment and personal disadvantage.

Personal injuries and damage to property

Egypt Equipment and personal weapons 1.8

On personal responsibility and financial liability