Sentence examples for a placement that from inspiring English sources

Access comes first in that list, a placement that goes against just about every tenet of traditional journalism.

To disrupt a placement that has been the only family a child has known is a major assault on the child's belief and experience of what "forever" means.

Identifying a placement that meets the child's need, that the child has been involved in choosing and where he or she has met the carers is the way to achieve lasting placements.

The generalist programme aims to give graduates a range of experiences: a retail-based position, a role that develops leadership skills and a placement that focuses on project management skills.

"Bach vs. Telemann" was the opening concert in the Miller Theater's series "Bach in Context" (a placement that will always redound to the benefit of Bach and the detriment of context).

For 150 long pages, Maggie considered how she was placed both in regard to the Prince and to her father and Charlotte, a placement that required sentences of breathtakingly meaningless construction, a construction given over to a detailed deconstruction of every nuance in each regard, a regard to which anyone else in their right mind would not have devoted more than a second.

They've paved a clear path for sellers to certify they're not helping the issuer exploit a loophole to sell stock in a private placement that should have been registered.

Teck Resources, a Canadian mining company, said it would sell a 17.2percentt equity stake to the government-owned China Investment Corporation through a private placement that would raise 1.74 billion Canadian dollars ($1.5 billion) and help the company pay down debt.

As part of the public offering, Hayground will buy 9.7 million warrants at $1 each in a private placement that will take place before the offering.

Right now, Mr. Wellner's firm, which manages several billion dollars for 150 families, is helping to arrange a private placement that will invest $150 million in farmland in the United States.

A key placement that's either wildcard genius or the worst idea in smartphone design history, depending on your view.