Let me answer by an analysis:--Every nation has the same interest in international, law as a private individual has in the laws of his country.
We are one of the nations, and we as a nation have precisely the same interest in international law as a private individual has in the laws of his country.
He considered himself as standing on that floor, not as a private individual, but as a Representative of New York; and as holding a trust which he was not authorized to abandon before a constitutional decision should be made.
St. Just, at the age of twenty-four, and merely a private individual, is already consumed with suppressed ambition.
Assembly, at the worst, will suspend him from his functions, and that he will return to the Tuileries as a private individual.
There, at least, one is lost in the crowd; one is protected by an incognito against the outrages of the commonalty; one can live there as a private individual.
Napoleon, taking no notice of the last stipulation, now promised to go to England, not as Emperor, but as a private individual.
If I am of any use, the benefit to be gained from my services will be just as great while I am a private individual.
Steuve, agent from the Court of Russia, who lived at Altona apparently as a private individual, profited by the irritation produced by the measures adopted at Hamburg.
To such overtures made to a private individual, who wished to preserve no connection either with the army, of whom nine-tenths have served under me, or any constituted authority, the only possible answer was a refusal.
The consequences of this extraordinary partnership between a King and a private individual remain to be stated.
Not essentially different is the case in which a private individual or a corporation acquires land with sovereignty over it in countries which are not under the territorial supremacy of a member of the Family of Nations.
Footnote 119: The question how far concessions granted by a subjugated State to a private individual or to a company must be upheld by the subjugating State, is difficult to answer in its generality.
And also in intestine quarrels, such as are common in that nation, every one avoids as sacrilege wounding any descendant of Arsaces, whether in arms or living as a private individual.
That to the protection of that power the republic, embarrassed as it was, fled for succour, just as a private individual in distress.
Moreover it is not the business of a private individual to summon together the people, which has to be done in wartime.
For it is not the business of a private individual to declare war, because he can seek for redress of his rights from the tribunal of his superior.
It's a reward of AL500 offered by a private individual.
You don't call Mr. Reginald Boyd a private individual in this here case, do you?
Inspector Robson instantly straightened himself; he was no longer a private individual, but an officer of the law prepared for duty in whatever complicated shape it presented itself.
The State, consequently, in relationship to them and to all collective persons, is what it is with respect to a private individual, neither more nor less; its title to intervene between them is not different.
Likewise the axiom, that it is never lawful for a private individual to kill any one whatever.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "private individual" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
