Sentence examples for as credo from inspiring English sources

Juice Beauty's major retailers are ULTA Beauty's 800 stores in the U.S.; luxury boutiques and spas such as Credo, Shen and Rancho La Puerta; and the Company is currently launching at Holt Renfrew and Sephora in Canada.

Progressive advocacy groups such as CREDO, MoveOn, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee and Social Security Works all responded to the president's latest offer saying Social Security cuts were unacceptable.

At many companies, performance appraisal forms seem to undergo the same careful scrutiny as credos.

"I write the story I want to read," she says, as straightforward a literary credo as has ever been expressed.

Sir Ian's character delivers the couple's promising credo: "As long as the machine works, you have to kick and hit with hands and feet, for as long as you're able!" Let the games begin.

And General Manager Ernie Accorsi has followed that credo as well as Rule No. 2: keep the staff happy.

"I don't know," he replies, shortly before confirming his personal credo as: "I travel optimistically".

"Run, fall, run" said the invitation, and backstage Mr. Simons admitted that idea of daring, falling and picking yourself up was part of his credo; as is a desire to change the silhouette toward an extreme masculinity.

Before she did, she reread Carol Gilligan's "In a Different Voice," which in 1982 established as psychological credo the notion that girls who were, as Ms. Fonda said, "bright-eyed and bushy-tailed" at age 9, began to censor themselves by age 13.

As an example, the 2030 development agenda has as a credo "leave no one behind" to reach out to the disenfranchised part of the population - could be the "ultra-poor", handicapped people, elderly etc.

Greenberg's reasons might well serve as his credo.