Sentence examples for to stand for sharing from inspiring English sources
"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".
"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.
In her speech, she will suggest that pairs of candidates should be able to stand for parliament and share the job of MP should they win.
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.
"For Pat to stand up and share her health news is just a continuing example of her courage.
Since names are true representations and not just arbitrary symbols of the things they stand for, they share the power of the being they represent; and those who know the true name of a spirit can control that spirit and persuade (or even compel) it to do their bidding.
We need to stand up for internationalism and sharing power in Europe.
Mr Saakashvili said European leaders who failed to stand up to Moscow shared the blame for the Georgian deaths.
Running for the Illinois state legislature, he said he stood "for all sharing the privileges of the government, who assist in bearing its burthens" – a Jacksonian bromide that was expected.
David McAuley, chief executive, The Trussell Trust Standing up for shared values "We are looking forward to voluntary sector campaigners getting on to the front foot and finding ways to work together to stand up for the values most people still share: an open diverse society, based on respect for civil liberties and social justice.
