Sentence examples for can slogan from inspiring English sources

I thought that you understood this, you of the "Yes We Can!" slogan and all.

Mr. Veltroni, a mild-mannered former Communist, has adopted Barack Obama's "Yes We Can" slogan for his campaign.

The Clintonistas may turn out to be right, and Mr Obama's "Yes we can" slogan may prove as empty as Mr Bush's "Juntos podemos".

Mr Obama's soaring oratory most famously captured the American mood with his "Yes We Can" slogan, which swept him into the White House in 2008.

Presidential aides said the "Yes, America Can" slogan was meant to underscore the president's optimism that is, in the words of his campaign spokesman, Scott Stanzel, "Yes, America can fight the war on terror".

Maybe authors Roger Fisher and William Ury even suggested the "Yes We Can" slogan for Obama's campaign.

"The 'Yes We Can' slogan means whatever you want it to mean.

So when on Saturday she distanced herself from the "Wir schaffen das" (we can do it) slogan she'd so often repeated about the refugee crisis, many wondered if the chancellor had lost her confidence.

When Mr. Veltroni first became leader of the Democratic Party in October 2007, after two terms as mayor of Rome, he presented himself as the fresh face of jaded Italian politics, copying Barack Obama's "Yes We Can" campaign slogan.

And it has nearly doubled its advertising budget, to $227 million, in the last four years, shelving its 20-year-old "Be All You Can Be" slogan in favor of the "Army of One" campaign, aimed at Generation Y youths.

The rather pedestrian observation that distant, abstract crises tend not to change people's behaviour even if the consequences are extremely unpleasant is christened "Giddens' paradox", and the opening chapter mentions every fashionable meme from the internet and social networks to Barack Obama's "yes we can" campaign slogan.