Sentence examples for The catchword of from inspiring English sources

Enter the ideologies: should the catchword of anti-H.I.V. campaigns be "abstinence" or "condoms"?

Although Medvedev made modernization of Russia's corrupt, oil-based economy the catchword of his presidency, he has little to show for his efforts.

Globalism was the catchword of the moment, and the construction boom in neighboring Dubai was demonstrating, despite its later bust, how completely a city could transform itself in just a few years.

Value, a word rarely heard several years back when almost every developer in the city was looking to cash in on the trophy craze, is the catchword of the day.

The thousands of people gathered in the street, part of the masses who have made "people power" the catchword of this political event, threw themselves onto the ground screaming.

Silmiyyah (peaceful) was the catchword of these protests.

"Argentines don't want to go back to the economic adjustments, devaluations, and indebtedness," he said, dredging up the catchwords of past conservative administrations.

It seems clear to me that something did go wrong, even though all the catchwords of modern care were piously invoked.

Legacy was one of the catchwords of the bid, along with sustainability, with organizers emphasizing again and again that they had viable plans in place for every new structure they built — particularly the stadium, the centerpiece of the new Olympic Park.

Business leaders who argue that business should take seriously "its responsibilities for providing em­ployment, eliminating discrimination, avoid­ing pollution and whatever else may be the catchwords of the contemporary crop of re­formers," he wrote, are "preach­ing pure and unadulterated socialism".

But Oudin, unseeded again this year, hardly looked like a demoralized 18-year-old against Savchuk, even if the catchword on her sneakers is now "Courage" instead of last year's "Believe," a choice that might make it seem as if she were bracing to absorb a blow rather than relive a joy ride.