Sentence examples for an alternative placement from inspiring English sources

"Without exception, they much preferred an alternative placement," he says.

All the students said they would rather have a fixed-term exclusion than an alternative placement, which I find interesting," says Bird.

The pupils also overwhelmingly agreed that if they were the victim, they would like to see the perpetrator given an alternative placement; they felt having to attend the other school would be more of a punishment.

When a pupil is given an alternative placement for some misdemeanour, the parents are asked for permission, and Harris collects work from all the teachers the pupil would be having on the day.

Oscar Perez hanged himself in such a unit at Clinton Correctional Facility in 2008; an oversight report concluded, as others have, that he "was likely to decompensate [there] and would have benefited from an alternative placement".

The Glancy Report stated in 1974 that after a maximum of eighteen months in a medium secure setting an alternative placement must be considered for a patient [ 31].

Altogether, our results show that an earliest branching position of microsporidia is more supported than any alternative placement within fully-sequenced fungi.

Adoption should play a role in alternative placement options considering the notorious under-supply of suitable and willing foster parents, he said.

The individuals exploiting the JPay system are incarcerated at a handful of Idaho prisons, including Idaho State Correctional Institution, Idaho State Correctional Center, South Idaho Correctional Institution, Idaho Correctional Institution-Orofino and a private Correctional Alternative Placement Plan building.

As a pilot scheme, the alternative placement provision is having a real "ripples in the pool" effect, says Bird.

This leads naturally to an answer to the second question: the lineage model is not an alternative to placement methods; it is operating in the regime where placement methods are limited by an absent or limited number of reference sequences.