The four anniversary watches, Mr. Scheufele said, symbolize what he means Chopard to stand for: tradition; commitment to craft; technological advancement; and, above all, independence.
It's about who we really are and what we really stand for, our commitment to our customers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and our 14,000 men and women".
There's a lack of authority in Eagling's boy-band posing, though Yat-Sen Chang stands out for commitment.
8.57pm GMT The Associated Press's Nedra Pickler finds the 2012 election campaign informed Obama's address today: The president promoted his health care reform and stood up for commitments to Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security at a time when some Republicans say entitlement programs need to be scaled back to reduce the deficit.
Thanks to Astley's anthologies, you know what his press stands for: a commitment to diversity evident in Bloodaxe's The New Poetry (1993); a northern slant you'd expect from a publisher based near Newcastle; a willingness to publish poetry in translation.
London still stands for unwavering commitment to creativity.
C Plus stands for: Beyond Commitment.
But, he added, "we are part of a Jewish institution and we stand for Jewish values and commitments, and part of that is support for Israel".
Rather, it is a decision for the United States of America to stand by commitments that it has already made (and has made via the democratic process of congresses passing legislation that was then signed into law by presidents).
The turban is worn as an external reminder of their commitment to stand for justice and be compassionate and loving to those they encounter.
The reputation of healthcare organisations for commitment to quality patient care still stands as the main criteria for patients in choosing healthcare providers.
