Sentence examples for situated its from inspiring English sources

One reason it's so successful is the fact that, unlike many other water companies, it has situated its key sewage sludge treatment plants at just two sites.

For example, John Hancock Financial situated its nascent digital efforts in marketing because it needed to be protected from established bureaucratic processes to flourish.

Four years before Belmont opened its gates, racing was going such great guns on L.I. that W.H. Reynolds, Matty Corbet, Gene Wood, Pat McCarren, and other Brooklyn politicos, organized the Metropolitan Jockey Club & situated its racecourse about 4 miles from what was then the town of Jamaica.

ASAN is run by autistic people, for autistic people, and its motto "Nothing about us, without us". From the beginning, it has viewed building community with other disabled people, and situating its efforts within the broader "cross-disability" rights movement, as absolutely central to its mission.

Its first story, "We Love You Crispina," opens by situating its narrator, Christina, in a building in Bushwick, Brooklyn, that's tucked between drug houses.

SUNY has struck a deal with Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy to situate its new urban teacher education center at the school board offices at 110 Livingston Street in Brooklyn.

"The Cold Six Thousand," in contrast, feels curiously disembodied: the novel never captures the rhythms and tumult of the 1960's, never situates its characters' machinations within a larger sense of the country's mood of chaotic upheaval.

The union itself became both an organization and a movement for social change, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's principles and situating its efforts at the intersection of the labour movement, the cooperative movement, and the women's movement.

To kick-start the Film Academy's new VR center, Geiger has proposed a number of projects aimed at taking advantage of VR's ability to situate its audience directly in the story.

Before going into a country that doesn't respect privacy, for example, she suggested that a company may decide to situate its servers outside the country, where they might be beyond the bounds of that country's authorities.

While advancing a standpoint from which to think about questions of immigration/migration, this article also offers explanations to situate its themes in the current philosophical debate and cover quite a range of topics in the debate about immigration.