Placements means the advertising space booked on MetService website by the Client as specified in the Insertion Order;
Placements means for the purposes of this Schedule, placements in care homes registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for the provision of accommodation with personal care or accommodation with nursing;
Placements means, collectively, (a) the NFL Sites promotional placements described on the AOL Carriage Plan and (b) any other placements or promotions provided by AOL to NFLE on the AOL Network.
Examples of Placements in a sentence
Reserved Reserved National Work Experience Program Placements National Work Experience Program Placements Subject to clause 98.2 and clause 98.3, the Provider may: provide; broker; or purchase, National Work Experience Program Placements for Participants who are eligible to participate in and elect to participate in the National Work Experience Program.
Removal of a supervisor The Department may give Notice, on reasonable grounds related to the performance of PaTH Internships and National Work Experience Program Placements, requiring the Provider to arrange for the removal of a supervisor, whether engaged by the Provider or engaged by an Activity Host Organisation, from work on the Activities.
The Director of Field Placements and the course instructors shall collaborate carefully with school personnel to assign cooperating teachers with teacher candidates.
More Definitions of Placements
Placements. If you do a placement, you must attend your placement activity. You may need to find short- term secondary accommodation for your time on placement, and you are responsible for arranging and paying for any travel or accommodation needed so that you can attend placement. This applies to all placements, including professional practice placements on health and social work programmes. These can take place within a wide range of locations within and outside of Dorset and may require you to travel some distance from Bournemouth. Student visa holders: Appropriate engagement with your studies is a condition of your visa. For the purposes of immigration compliance we will apply different processes for managing your engagement and we may apply stricter attendance requirements. If we are concerned about your academic engagement We will regularly review your engagement. If your engagement is low at a review point, we will contact you to check on your wellbeing, offer support and ask you to increase your engagement. We may ask you to speak to us so we can understand your circumstances. You must respond to communications about your engagement when asked to do so. We know that low engagement may be caused by many different factors, including illness or other personal matters, financial difficulties or an additional learning support need. If you tell us about circumstances affecting your engagement, we will work with you to identify appropriate ways for us to support you and for you to manage your situation. If we know that your personal circumstances are significantly affecting your engagement on an ongoing basis, we may start our Support to Study process. This means we will work with you to assess your circumstances and support needs and take decisions about continuing with your studies. In some circumstances it may be possible to take a break from your studies, called an interruption. An interruption does not end this agreement and you have the right to return to study at BU at a later point determined by our interruptions policy, although you may not be able to return to exactly the same programme (for example, if we have changed the programme during your time away). We will withdraw you from your programme and end this agreement if your engagement has been low at several review points but we have not been able to work with you to agree an appropriate plan to support your engagement or an alternative way forward such as interruption. • Apprentices and other students o...
Placements means financial assets in a form of granted loans, debt instruments and other receivables, classified by a credit institution into categories of financial instruments, in accordance with its business policies, which are, according to the International Accounting Standard 39 Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement (hereinafter: IAS 39), designated as
Placements means students signed up and were placed in a group. It does not necessarily mean they attended regularly.
Placements means a uniquely defined, named and described Advertising opportunity on Inventory.
Placements means any advertising or promotional material created in connection with your advertising or distribution of the Claim Codes or Gift Cards.
Placements means financial assets in a form of granted loans, interest receivables and all other receivables as prescribed in Article 4, paragraph (2) of the Decision on the classification of placements and off-balance sheet liabilities of credit institutions (Official Gazette 41A/2014), excluding investments in debt securities.
Placements means defined episodes of learning and/or assessment that takes place in a practice environment or clinical setting provided by the Placement Provider.