Sentence examples for basic slogan from inspiring English sources

And no matter the language, much of the message boils down to little more than the basic slogan: "The euro.

Its basic slogan is: choose the act with the highest expected utility.

Bella does lame duck-face, Gigi wears lame slogan tees – basic tropes of 2013 that are virtually nostalgic in 2016.

He actually got some rousing applause for his declaration that "the proposal by some respected leaders in Congress to ban completely the use of civilian courts in prosecutions of terrorism-related activity obscures some basic facts and allows campaign slogans to overtake legal reality".

While George W Bush managed to grasp that America existed and, indeed, was America, his 2006 slogan betrayed a rather basic understanding of what a government does: "Real plans for real people".

In the light of Lawrence's ideas, under the topic of the role of culture and tradition in the development of housing, this paper aims to define the basic Turkish traditional housing principles with slogans and important examples.

A blunt slogan and a simple image: these basic elements of persuasion, protest, propaganda or making a point have been used in tandem and to great effect for as long as anyone reading this has been alive.

Mr Major's allies claim that his "back to basics" campaign of 1993 was planned as a slogan to cover the government's policies on education and the family, nothing more.

Under the rules drawn up by the International Football Association Board, "the team of a player whose basic compulsory equipment has political, religious or personal slogans or statements will be sanctioned by the competition organiser or by Fifa".

(In 2012, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's slogan was "Believe in America" and his basic message was a reprise of classic Reaganomics: cut taxes and reduce government regulation and spending).

The most basic products come packaged as a mission, rendered under the slogan "democratic design".