placing

/ ˈpleɪsɪŋ /

noun

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

Example Sentences

Understand, after the sound and fury, what we’re really seeing here: Trump placing people in power who will be subservient to him, even more so than in 2016.

From Salon

But even he stands to make more money from his association with the federal government after placing a winning bet on Donald Trump’s election to the presidency.

From Los Angeles Times

Trump may be placing a premium on loyalty with his early staff announcements, but the pressures of governing ultimately will reveal whether his second four years in office end up different than his first.

From BBC

"I remember taking out what looked like a burger patty and placing it in a hot pan. As it cooked it started looking like a well-seared steak."

From Salon

She’s the extreme version of someone placing their value completely in the validation of other people.

From Los Angeles Times