Sentences with phrase «found privy»

Alex thought he was going to be a doctor until graduated from Tufts, and found Privy.

Two cleaners at a mysterious research facility find themselves privy to a top - secret find.

They're notable performers who become invisible backdrops of sexuality; titillating pinups that probe the interworking of our uninteresting protagonist without finding themselves privy to characterization of any sort.

Not exact matches

Most investors would love to find these hidden jewels that are often privy to venture capitalists and Silicon Valley insiders.

My eyes had trailed him to the boy's privy, and before I could stop myself, I found my legs walking my short body towards the same lavatory, right after him.

And I think it's absolutely wonderful because when scientists let's say, tweet, or on Facebook chat with each other, there's a lot of nonscientists who are privy to their conversation and they find often the science stories fascinating.

Many websites are coming out in the world of internet claiming to be the best but it is impossible for you to go through the process of using it and finding whether it suits your taste or not instead we are here to make you privy to that information after our personal usage of each site listed in our reviews.

If you haven't been privy to the auto show circuit or Kia press releases, one would be stumped to find the pattern.

On January 29, 1774, we find this much - honored American, a man now in his 60s who walked with a cane, standing alone for over an hour before the Privy Council, silently hearing Alexander Wedderburn, Solicitor General, demean and disgrace him before an overflowing crowd of English peers.

Although most readers will find William «Peck» Wilson a self - pitying, self - centered social pariah of the first order, we are also privy to his few admirable qualities and can see how he has become the person he is.

Self - published author Michael Wood, author of Alchemy, has found that he is still able to enjoy some of the self - marketing strategies that traditionally published writers are privy to, such as book signings and speaking engagements, but the legwork is entirely his.

Through these works, the viewer is privy to both sides of the goings on of a thirty - something man in New York: sexcapades with his girlfriend, the image of his friend picking a wedgie after a dip in the ocean, a calculator with 8008135 spelled on the screen, are balanced by quiet, introspective views of the city, intimacy shown within the interior of his apartment, and the beauty found in the subtlety of his bathroom sink.

There appears to be a distinction here with Smith, where the High Court commented that the offended party had chosen to be his friend on Facebook; the victim of Teggart was not privy to the discussions about her, but merely found out about them.

Women became «persons» thanks to the Privy Council in 1929 (reversing the Supreme Court's finding).

The Privy Council is hearing an appeal by a Slovakian businessman, Mario Hoffman, against certain provisional findings made in a report by Sir Robin Auld (formerly a Court of Appeal judge in England) following his investigation into whether there was information that corruption may have taken place in recent years involving members of the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) House of Assembly.

Burchell was at the heart of the public inquiry and subsequent proceedings, eventually making his way to the Privy Council in London — five years after founding the firm that still bears his name.

Finding that the company was never privy to the moving party's confidential information or litigation strategies, the judge found no reason to disqualify the company from continuing to participate in the case.

This was followed in 1929 by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in England's declaration that women could be «qualified persons» (a term found in the British North America Act) for the purposes of who could be appointed to the Canadian Senate.

Then you should also look at both the Bumper Development case at Bumper Development Corp. v. Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis [1991] 1 WLR 1362 (CA) and the Mallick v. Mallick case of 1925 which says, «a Hindu idol is according to the long established authority founded upon the religious customs of the Hindus, and the recognition thereof by the courts of law in India and the Privy Council a juristic entity.

And Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong released a statement outlining his company's internal trading policies and saying that an investigation had been launched to find out if any employees had improperly profited from the news that they'd been privy to a month ahead of the public.

In so many homes you find that the parents withhold the wamth and love that every child should be privy to.

Of course, no one is privy to a crystal ball view into the future, but borrowers too often find an opportunity to sell an asset at a favorable price is hindered by a poorly negotiated, or non-negotiated, prepayment penalty.

Add to that all their exclusive listings and all listings from any places within Canada not on DDF and all of their out of town listings none of which Zoocasa is privy to and you'll find your statement couldn't be further from the truth.