go private

In some areas, people may have to go private to get services available for free elsewhere.

The company's top managers are expected to stay in place even after the company goes private.

When I got out of school, though, he said he'd gone private.

On November 4, 2011, the company went private again at a price of $68.50 per share.

This was the first time since he'd gone private where he decided it might pay off.

"We probably meet with two to three management teams a day that are considering going private."

The whole of the public service is going private with money making opportunities everywhere.

Despite the problems, she has no plans to go private.

In some countries, you'll have to go private all the way.

By going private, are they turning their back on a public system that needs the support of committed parents?