Sentence examples for common badge from inspiring English sources

The car became a common badge of respectability.

The government of Western Australia has a common badge to present a single recognisable brand for government.

Their common badge is a globe showing a large representation of Australia, with the words "Government of Western Australia" around it.

Some of the most common badges include the SSL secure website and Better Business Bureau rating.

Tory critics seem especially worried about the notion that troops in the force will be obliged to wear a common EU badge on their uniforms.

And from a young age, while Boy Scouts are pitching tents, Girl Scouts learn, through the Finding Common Ground badge, how to "get to know someone different from you," "make decisions in a group," and "explore civil debate"—all of which are invaluable skills in this day and age.

Other suggestions were rooted in common sense (identification badges for all employees, visible entry points, security cameras, returning school resource officers to Costa Mesa, functioning locks).

For teen girls, negotiating skills like the ones practiced in earning the Girl Scouts Cadette badge "Finding Common Ground" can open up future job prospects.

In addition to a comparison of thermal and mechanical properties of thermosets based on 2, BADGE and common epoxidized linseed oil, reactivity differences among these epoxy resins are briefly discussed.

For most nameable idiosyncrasies, there are places online that will position you in a symbolic order that can, if you commit, double as a nation-state, in which all citizens have in common your idiosyncrasy, your badge of honor, your sin.

The callers may have heavy foreign accents, use common names and fake badge numbers.