placing

/ ˈpleɪsɪŋ /

noun

1. stock exchange a method of issuing securities to the public using an intermediary, such as a stockbroking firm

Example Sentences

Parents detailed the guilt they feel about placing their children in Lecka's care, with one mother, whose son the defendant kicked in the face, telling the court: "We weren't there to protect them."

From BBC

"But placing so much emphasis on the 18-week target risks slower progress on other key issues, such as improving access to GPs, which we know is the public's top priority for the NHS."

From BBC

According to New York City Transit Rules of Conduct and Fines, disorderly conduct can include occupying more than one seat and placing one’s foot on a seat on a “station, platform or conveyance.”

From Los Angeles Times

The following day, Kebatu was seen telling her she was pretty and attempting to kiss her on a bench, before placing his hand on her thigh.

From BBC

“It felt dangerous in a beautiful way,” described Stern, placing the group and their ethos firmly within the realm of Beyond Fest.

From Los Angeles Times

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