Sentence examples for stands for sharing from inspiring English sources

"What we have found is consumers associate specific products and experiences [with us] and they don't translate that into 'Polaroid is an instant camera' but rather 'Polaroid stands for sharing, for fun, for simplicity and ease of use'," he says.

And any Scot who wants to be prime minister of Britain is certainly well advised to talk up the wonders of the union.But plenty of Britons agree with Mr Brown that Britishness stands for shared values rather than a shared heritage.

"No one in jail's going to stand for sharing a cell with someone who doesn't look after themselves".

"We either stand for shared principles or we're not worth anything".

"Healing relationship" stands also for shared decision making in treatment agendas integrating COM and CAM.

Without the former, Sri Lanka and its supporters will see the Commonwealth as just another UN-style forum for punitive resolutions; without the latter, the next CHOGM may be marred by deep faultlines and further scepticism about whether the Commonwealth stands for any shared values.

"Hap" indicates haplotype; represent the same amino acid as in the consensus sequence; stands for sequences shared between all haplotypes.

It stands for our shared dissatisfaction of the current state of the Korean society.

"At the other end of the range stands the addict who is charged for sharing a small amount of drugs with a friend or spouse, and finds herself sentenced to a year in prison because of a single conviction for sharing marijuana in a social occasion nine years before.

"At the other end of the range stands the addict who is charged for sharing a small amount of drugs with a friend or spouse, and finds herself sentenced to a year in prison because of a single conviction for sharing marihuana in a social occasion nine years before.

A24's "Last Supper" post on Facebook worked for "Spring Breakers" because it easily stood alone as a comic homage for sharing among friends on the Web.