Examples of using Shared values in English and their translations into Norwegian
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bonded together by a common identity and shared values.
The brand GC Rieber shows that we share a vision and a foundation of shared values and business principles.
all HomeLink members have invested to be part of our worldwide network of shared values and lifestyles.
The Nordic countries have a common history that is based on trust and shared values.
Overview This Code of Conduct presents a summary of the shared values and“common sense” thinking in our community.
At NHH, our shared values, professional norms
This Code of Conduct presents a summary of the shared values and“common sense” thinking in our community.
Shared values that put people first,
The K Code of Conduct binds all Kesko employees to act in accordance with shared values and operating principles.
built on shared values across the Atlantic.
The K Code of Conduct principles bind all Kesko employees to act in accordance with the shared values and principles.
customers while fulfilling shared values of our employees and partners.
FUSION is a network that serves up a unique blend of programming that reflects the passions and shared values of America's diverse youth.
Trump hailed the“shared values” between his government
At the Nordic Council of Ministers, we work each and every day with our shared values which permeate the many joint Nordic co-operation initiatives in areas ranging from health
Professor Sasse believes that shared values and a general trust in political authorities are two of the reasons why the Nordic region has become a role model for the rest of Europe in the area of societal security.
we still refuse to acknowledge that our values- at their very core- are shared values.
NCC is a company guided by its values, with the aim to enable all the decisions and actions of employees to be in accordance with our shared values.
formal structures, but through shared values and lives- through a mutual understanding and respect.
Critics of today's children's media argue that it is these shared values that are lacking, particularly in television programmes- unless you believe that these shared values are developing tastes for merchandise that is a by-product of the“fancy world” the programmers create for the children,