Sentences with word «privy»

I'm not exactly a needy case, but my copy of Olmsted's wonderful collection of Privy Council cases on the BNA Act came from the Memorial University Library in St. John's and the National Library of Ireland's discard of Berle & Means came to me via that Book Exchange.

The Indian Independence Act, 1947, and the Government of India Act, 1935, together with all enactments amending or supplementing the latter Act, but not including the Abolition of Privy Council Jurisdiction Act, 1949, are hereby repealed.

In 1974 he became Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the House of Lords, a post he held till he resigned in 1976.

For example, in the data mining effort that originally revealed the Tricera Ops skin last week, fans also became privy to a creepy - looking Tomato man skin that should be making its way to the game sooner rather than later.

The committee of privy counsellors will be led by Sir John Chilcot, a former permanent secretary at the Northern Ireland Office.

She was also appointed Privy Councillor in 1985.

Labour leader says he is making up his mind over what to do at privy counsellor ceremony as party conference approaches

Again in the past, the more youthful era became not as privy to the want of insuring oneself.

It was disclosed on 25 March 2006 that the only persons privy to details of the loans were Tony Blair, Lord Levy and Matt Carter.

As we meet with women through their prenatal journey, we are also privy to the development of their relationship with their spouse — for better or worse.

He became Leader of the House of Commons and Lord Privy Seal on 12 May 2010 after the Conservative Party formed a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats following the 2010 general election.

Before Privy, Peter spent several years at Microsoft near the head - quarters of the defeated Seattle Seahawks.

The first Windows operating system that has been designed for application in tablet like devices will be demoed as early as next week, sources privy of the company's future plans revealed.

Born in drastic different lifestyles we were never privy to watersports.

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They're a central, relatable part of people's lives no matter where you may be, but thanks to the usually solitary nature of the art form, audiences are typically only privy to one side of the story.

And while you may be using your concealer the right way, we're willing to bet that there are a few tricks of the trade you aren't already privy to.

PC stands for Privy Council, which traditionally is the council of ministers who advice the monarch.

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

Alongside the screenshots that Telltale has released, we are also now privy to the voice cast that will play the roles of these iconic characters, highlighted by the inclusion of the Omni - talented Troy Baker as Bruce Wayne.

From online stores and agencies to content publishers, restaurants, and consulting firms, see what people across the web are saying about using Privy.

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

In fact, the new displays have already gone into mass production, so it's not like this is a technological breakthrough that consumers will only be privy too in a decade.

But... nobody is ever privy to those commands except the person being commanded (for some reason).

Unfortunately, those screenshots have been kept privy to those who were present at the time, but witnessing fans took to Twitter to reveal that key characters from the game appear to have been heavily redesigned since we last saw them in previous trailers.

An app compatible with Windows is also believed to be in the making, though that is still privy at the moment.

This can make you and your agents privy to potential leads without spending money on ads.

Things go on and decisions are being made but you are no longer privy to those things.

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Fans were then privy to an exclusive behind - the - scenes look at how the team train, watching an hour - long session run by Pedro Martinez Losa and his coaching team.

Dicker quoted an unnamed official privy to the negotiations who said the union wanted to scuttle the deal unless the Cuomo administration brokers a compromise on providing bonuses to some state employees still receiving state - funded health insurance.

Pro forma, then we might expect Glassbridge to have an equity deficit of about $ 1.60 per share post reverse share split and Nexsan spinoff IF NOTHING ELSE HAPPENED IN THE 4TH QUARTER (which of course it did, but we're not yet privy to this yet, so this is all a bit fictitious).

Things have always been happening behind the scenes, we're just privy to that information now.

If you're a salesperson or a marketer, you are probably privy to the disconnect between those two departments.

The parasites that show up in privies reveal a lot about what people ate.

Surrounded by these objects, in a dark curtained room suffused with the musty odor of old books, the visitor feels privy not only to the dwelling place but also to the brain of one of the 20th century's most influential thinkers.

How can you be so privy to the mind of your imaginary friend and then put out crap like this particularly when it does not reflect any sort of ideals you spew according to your religion?

We as fans are never really privy to that information, as you said.

When the sewer was finished everybody brought his outdoor privy down to the center of town for a great bonfire.

He is no more privy to management / owner discussions than any other player.

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Rumer Godden, The River takes place in Bengal near a holy river where we view the story through Godden's adolescent alter ego, Harriet (Patricia Walters), a member of an upper - middle class British family privy to both Western and Eastern philosophies.

Alan Duncan turned up in full Privy Council levee, including bringing the ostrich feather adorned hat.

«These populations are also less privy to informal networks that provide support and clarity on promotion processes and criteria.»

Liam Byrne MP, John Healey MP, Jim Knight MP, David Lammy MP, Pat McFadden MP, Anne McGuire MP, Malcolm Wicks MP and Michael Wills MP be sworn of her majesty's most honourable Privy Council.

The problem is that our earthly ego isn't always privy to this divine timeline and can get frustrated when something takes longer than expected, just as the ego can get scared when something shows up before we feel ready.