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A public monopoly can simply do more than a private undertaking which is in competition with others.

But crying is a private undertaking and we are reluctant to be caught with our feelings down.

After all, what is the definition of the average well-run private undertaking?

At first, when she nonetheless persisted in her private undertaking, he was annoyed.

Numerous private undertakings have also joined in helping themselves to the country's raw materials.

The Constitution prohibits the expenditure of state funds for any "private undertaking."

Does making reference to the average private undertaking not oversimplify the task assigned to the public service?

Justice Kennedy portrayed the justices' interaction with the attorney at oral argument as almost a private undertaking.

The civil war then engrossed all thoughts, and interfered somewhat also with the success of private undertakings.

The States retain the freedom to impose any rules they wish and to entrust the management of these services to public or private undertakings.

The criterion should either apply just as much to private undertakings, or should not apply at all.

Pretending to be a well-run private undertaking can also impact on redundancies and cause social upsets.

This museum is a private undertaking, and is open by request with entry by donation.

However, a 'handfast' marriage, based on a private undertaking, although binding, was unsatisfactory in the eyes of the Church and the secular courts.

The expedition was a private undertaking.

The Council would nevertheless like to stress that the Nord Stream project is a private undertaking.

The South Ferry Plaza development project, of which the cultural center is to be a part, is a joint public and private undertaking.

The tax revisions, however, stripped away the tax-exempt privilege of some types of issues, like those for convention centers and private undertakings.

The Member States, the European Commission and private undertakings have already invested substantially in the production of language resources.

Second, he said, an international commission of historians, private undertakings and international historians "have determined Waldheim's personal innocence."

Hudson 42 and Hudson River Center are among several private undertakings on the shoreline that have stalled or died.

Thirdly, let me say that, 500 years ago when the first postal services were created, it was private undertakings that provided postal services.

This private undertaking became the first pure water service in the city, which until then had only been provided with rainwater or water brought by water carriers.

Three buildings with a total of 35 condominium apartments are to be the first private undertaking in the redevelopment of downtown Danbury, Conn.

The tribunal is a private undertaking with no power to arrest or pronounce a sentence; its verdicts apparently are advisory only, intended to create an historical record.