Sentence examples for placed on earning from inspiring English sources
Meawhile, Carl Lygo, head of BPP, the private provider, says he regrets the emphasis currently being placed on earning power.
But since Roger Draper arrived as chief executive last year greater emphasis has been placed on earning pressure-free time for long-term projects - especially finding young players and entering them for competition - through short-term success, particularly by boosting Andy Murray and trying to develop doubles.
He scored three goals in four starts there, but having defied the odds several times already, the striker now has his sights set on earning a place in United's first team next season.
Software developers, meanwhile, were bothered by short-lived batteries and other hardware problems, as well as by a restriction that Google placed on their ability to earn money from applications that they developed for the headset.
In 1951, Evita set her sights on earning a place on the ballot as candidate for vice-president.
Burrell's focus is now on earning a place in the Six Nations squad under the Australian Eddie Jones.
And provided it can see off growing competition from other fast-following Chinese makers also intent on earning a place on consumers' wrists.
The conditions placed on banking executives coincide with the debate that has been under way for months in Germany, where left-wing parties have demanded that curbs be placed on salaries earned by top bankers and corporate executives.
This can be done by placing a high value on earned income as a necessary part of your organizations mission, with strategic branding, for example, serving as a powerful way to generate revenue for your organization.
When Dan Walker, 38, a rookie on the sofa, recently joined Louise Minchin, 47, a veteran of 10 years of BBC Breakfast, she rightly complained that he was in her place, a place she had earned on merit.
CBS placed second on the night, earning solid results for "NCIS: Los Angeles" (14.9 million) and "The Good Wife" (10 million).
