Governments may not condemn properties to promote strictly private projects, like new shopping centers.

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The official stressed that Clinton's trip was strictly a private humanitarian mission and did not include pressing international issues, including North Korea's nuclear program, on the agenda.

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Strictly defined, Private Health isn't part of the growing phenomenon known as concierge medicine, where doctors charge a retainer for more face-time and personal attention, and often take their practices off the commercial and government payment grid.

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The same is also true to some extent of resource companies: revelations of resources are more strictly controlled for public companies than private.

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Even strictly socialist Syria has started licensing private colleges.

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Ninety-five percent of its products are private label and the store is a strictly no-frills operation.

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Iraq has required the licensing of private security companies since 2004, but the provision was not strictly enforced.

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