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Definition of non-public in English: non-publicadjective Not open to, shared by, or concerning the public; private. Example sentencesExamples - They badged us for access to non-public areas and allowed us to interact and talk with employees at all levels.
- The mayor agreed that the city government would pay off its debts by selling its non-public properties.
- We have to clearly demonstrate that people have used non-public information.
- Third-level institutions have had to turn increasingly to non-public finance for capital projects in recent years, given the slowdown in funding from the Department.
- Ratings reports should state whether they rely on non-public information.
- Cllr Deegan said the manager had helped a good number of organizations in a non-public way.
- For those parents choosing non-public schools, the government would pay all or part of the tuition.
- Well into the nineteenth century, non-public buildings were kept low, and buildings proposed higher than 30m required special Metropolitan Sanction.
- Such support might be decisive in the success of non-public health targeted testing and treatment programs.
- Foundation staff will be paid with non-public funds.
- The building knits together four disparate parts - a subtle and informative display, an art gallery, shop and non-public areas - with the landscape.
Synonyms unofficial, personal, non-official
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