Examples of 'known internally' in a sentence
Meaning of "known internally"
known internally: information or knowledge that is limited to a specific group or organization, not disclosed publicly
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known internally
The job descriptions must be known internally and externally.
It was known internally as project Jaguar.
Variety reports the new streaming service is known internally as Disney Play.
Known internally as the Big Mac.
It can not be known internally.
Known internally as the 8HP, the ZF eight-speed is a versatile player.
This particular unit of the United States intelligence service is known internally as ANT.
As of now, the device is known internally within the company as the M1.
The Sintra was one of the second generation U-body MPVs known internally as GMX110s.
Peter works what is known internally as the “ VE queue, ” which stands for violent extremism.
This summer initiation program is known internally as “ Beast Barracks . ”.
The firings - known internally as “ resource actions ” - have continued into the new year [ emphasis added ].
Three new computer ranges were identified, known internally as Alpha, Beta, and Gamma.
The memo is known internally as simply the “ Race Paper . ”.
Apple 's self-driving car efforts are known internally as “ Project Titan . ”.
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Three ranges were identified, known internally as Alpha, Beta, and Gamma.
It was from then on known internally as the B4 or Typ 8C.
Now, both B2B and the consumer ecommerce site, known internally as B2C, are mobile ready / available.
The second was developed in the 1950s and was known internally as the " L Series " of engines.
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