Sentence examples for placed itself on from inspiring English sources

Barton Deakin placed itself on the register because it was "in the room when Equinor officials held discussions with ministerial advisers" about an environmental plan required for Equinor to win approval to explore in the Great Australian Bight.

The govt. had placed itself on a level with the assassins.

But he said the firm should have placed itself on the lobbyist register.

In 1953, the United States placed itself on the wrong side of history by supporting an Iranian despot against his people.

And it has had disastrous political consequences: the administration has placed itself on the wrong side of popular rage over bailouts and bonuses.

In addition, Michigan placed itself on probation last year, a first for its football program, for violating N.C.A.A. rules on weekly practice limits.

Where China places itself on this potential treaty will be of vital importance.

The United States has struggled to place itself on the side of those seeking justice and freedom in the current revolts.

Rather than buttressing a moribund status quo, the left needs to place itself on the side of change.

The task now is for Labour to place itself on the couch and sort this out, once and for all.

The debt mountain is still vast and the economic reforms the country needs to place itself on a sustainable footing remain as urgent and intractable as they did the day before the ballot.