Sentence examples for placement would be from inspiring English sources

It's not difficult to get placements, it's difficult to stand out: Just doing a placement would be about as pointless as just doing a blog.

Do you think this placement would be the same if this had occurred in a Bush administration, and the story was the I.R.S. targeting liberal groups?

"But it is very rare for such diagnoses to be made quite so clearly with people of this age; such a placement would be quite rare".

If the project were meant to protect the Island, then the sand placement would be focused on areas that are especially prone to breach, and areas fronting the most developed areas of the South Shore.

For one thing, there is a debate about the placement of the arena in relation to the city's transportation hub at Pennsylvania Station, and what placement would be the best stimulus to development.

The studies found that using high school grade-point averages as the basis for placement would be as good as or better than using the placement tests, but the authors stopped short of recommending that community colleges simply drop the tests and use high school transcripts when available.

Others say that if public schools did a better job educating students, private school placements would be unnecessary.

Under the agreement, the virtual placements would be made if and when advertisers decide to pay for them.

On whether the placements would be of unlimited duration, the DWP said: "Placements would normally be short-term, but there is currently no set duration and this will generally be agreed between the adviser and claimant".

A spokeswoman for the Department for Work and Pensions strongly rejected that mandatory placements would be used as a sanction, but said they could be offered in circumstances where advisers felt they were appropriate.

In his autumn statement in November, the chancellor, George Osborne, announced that the number of eight-week work experience placements would be massively extended to 250,000 places over three years to be funded from the £940m youth contract.