private domain

For 60 years, the area remained an almost private domain.

It had always been a much loved and private domain.

What the agreement has done is drive the market from the public to the private domain.

He also said that the differences "are in the private domain."

By its very nature, pregnancy is the exclusive and private domain of women.

The Federal preschool program also pushes public education further into the private domain.

Is it up to Europe to decide what belongs to the private domain?

All by taking the public into her private domain.

And the kick of it all - entering their private domain.

The family in early times for Marx belongs to the private domain, rather than to the public and political.

Whatever books came into the house on my account were part of my private domain.

The concept of social responsibility in Japan was for more than 1,000 years confined to the private domain.

Has anyone discovered my little personal bit of history in Lenk's private domain?

"It suggests that excellence belongs in the private domain only."

Designed with flair, it can be an inviting private domain.

"But this is a perverse exchange of responsibility between the public and private domains."

He doesn't like feminine curiosity and sees his kitchen as a private domain.

Your house is a private domain, not a commercial showroom."

The lifts which accessed the Bill's private domain were out of sight.

Altogether there were about ten different spaces which he said constituted his private domain.

Today's high fences and decks have turned the lawn into a more private domain.

Buildings front onto the public realm of the street with private domains separated to the rear.

Yet it has long been a private domain, controlled by the company that built it.

The conventional wisdom is to never allow a gunman to take you into his private domain, be it a car or a house.

"In his private domain," she said, indicating the door from which the muffled sounds still emerged.