Sentence examples for means of placing from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Margolis conceived Fresh Start as a means of placing newly released inmates in entry-level jobs, which restaurants had in abundance.

Philip Marshall QC, for McKillen, had argued that the £660m debt had been taken over by the Barclays as a means of "placing pressure" on the businessman to sell out his shares in Coroin.

The Irishman is an Ulsterman, which is both a poor substitute – as far as the other two are concerned – and also a means of placing Britishness firmly on the agenda.

"My house in Scotland," he wrote to his Athenian agent, "... offers me the means of placing, in a useful, distinguished, and agreeable way, the various things that you may perhaps be able to procure for me".

Identifying directions in color, shape and mood and interpreting them for the camera are, of course, Ms. Lanphear's métier, a means of placing the season's most covetable looks in some kind of edifying context.

A proper government is "the means of placing the retaliatory use of physical force under objective control i.e., under objectively defined law" (1963b, p. 128).

Phonetic transfer is the most common means of place-name transfer between languages.

The dominance of etymology in toponymy has limited the interest in writing as a means of place-name transfer.

A number of territories, such as the Hicca, have only been located by means of place-names evidence.

Moreover, we explored the possibility to replace the labile APA ligands by means of place-exchange reactions.

"Architecture is a means of control, placing on the ground very powerfully who is lord and who is dominant," says Murray.