Sentence examples for authorized placement from inspiring English sources

These authorized placement organizations, which will be listed on the program's website, will be screened to ensure that the proposed placement meets the Chayes Fellowship's requirements.

For purposes of subparagraph (A)(ii), the term "eligible foster child" means an individual who is placed with the taxpayer by an authorized placement agency or by judgment, decree, or other order of any court of competent jurisdiction.

L. 86 376 provided that a child who is a member of an individual's household if placed with such individual by an authorized placement agency for legal adoption by such individual shall be treated as a child by blood.

"A foster child is eligible to be claimed as a qualifying child or a qualifying relative if the child is placed with the taxpayer by an authorized placement agency or by a decree issued by the courts," says Luscombe.

Judicial Council authorized the placement of TV cameras in the state's courts.

Mr. Clinton this week authorized the placement of the District of Columbia's new plate, with the slogan "Taxation without Representation," on the presidential limousine.

In 1858, the Vermont Legislature authorized the placement of a 42 foot (13 m) column of Vermont granite in the cemetery, with the following inscription: The exact location within the cemetery of his remains is unknown.

Also, two companies involved in the syndication of the "Law and Order" reruns said late yesterday that contrary to a report this week in the trade publication Advertising Age -- which was confirmed by two other parties to the agreement -- they had not authorized the placements of the virtual ads, potentially clouding the deal.

But we could not lay one stone until Congress passed a measure to authorize the placement of the memorial.

The data raise fundamental questions about the adequacy of safeguards in permits authorizing ash placement in coal mines and the assertions that alkaline coal ashes are inherently reliable and safe materials for preventing acid drainage or remediating abandoned mined lands".

No. Current law authorizes placements in rapid rehousing and other housing programs, and it even authorizes providers to terminate shelter residents if they turn down more than two offers of appropriate permanent or supportive housing (of which rapid rehousing is a subset).