Sentence examples for platform for demands from inspiring English sources

Cuba reiterated that it will not permit the normalization of relations to be a platform for demands from Washington that it change its political and economic system.

The anti-globalisation movement has been able to redirect its activities and to define a new organisational method that has resulted in the World Social Forum being no longer just a platform for demands but also a platform for proposals.

The Indian National Congress, founded in 1885, developed as a major platform for loyalists' demands for political liberalisation and for increased autonomy.

Amazon draws on its formidable scale economies as a reseller for high-demand items but serves as a multisided platform for low-demand products.

Pichai envisages that it will include "assistive" search, "especially on mobile," suggesting that artificial intelligence (AI) will be the platform for on-demand services accessed from any device – including smartphones.

Microfluidic platform for on-demand generation of spatially indexed combinatorial droplets.

The Ikea-owned platform for on-demand labor also posted an update from its chief executive officer Stacy Brown-Philpot about the incident.

In other words, Uber could be the platform for on-demand service for everything, though he said that occasional services, such as plumbing, wasn't a strong value proposition for the company.

Handy — a platform for on-demand housekeeping and other services like furniture delivery and assembly via an app that connects tradespeople with customers — is announcing today that it has raised $50 million in new funding to continue growing its business.

Job postings for Shanghai-based IZhaohu, a hiring platform for on-demand nurses, requested that applicants have "presentable facial features" for nursing positions.

Since the cost of FPGA is high and the performance of CPUs is limited by the power constraints [ 29], GPUs became a very powerful and cost-effective platform for highly demanding scientific computing [ 30] that previously could only be performed using a supercomputer.