Sebastian Coe (pictured), the organising committee chairman, might say the recently unveiled motto reflects the promise he made seven years ago to capture the "heartbeat" and "the very DNA" of the organisation.
That motto reflects the current state of LGBT rights in Germany: gay couples aren't allowed to marry or adopt, and people who have been sentenced for homosexual acts over the past decades under the Paragraph 175 law are still waiting for the rehabilitation that was promised by the German Ministry of Justice.
Coe said the newly unveiled motto reflected the promises made in 2005 and captured the "heartbeat" and "the very DNA" of the organisation.
Before the measure passed, with five Republicans on the board voting in favor and the lone Democrat dissenting, supporters insisted that the motto reflected a founding principle of the country, not any religion, and, therefore, did not blur the constitutional line separating church and state.
Be Social" is the motto here, reflected in the sharing-friendly small plates.
So 'mixing science, art, music and play' [our motto] reflects all of our interests.
Mark D. Naison, professor of African American studies and history at Fordham, agreed that the Bronx needed a new new motto — "one that reflects the borough's resiliency in the face of disinvestment, arson, fiscal crises, political corruption, white and middle class flight.
This is as nonsensical as the historical revisionists who insist that "In God We Trust," which didn't become our national motto until 1956, somehow reflects the intent of the founding fathers more than "E Pluribus Unum," the motto that the founding fathers themselves actually chose in 1782.
The company's motto, "Brewing a Better World," reflects its belief that it has a responsibility to help improve living conditions in regions that grow coffee beans.
It reflects one motto of our nation, 'E pluribus unum,' Latin for 'Out of many, one.' " It is a project, however, that may be delayed until the country's fiscal condition improves.
Figuring they were ready to return to the playoffs, the Washington Capitals came up with a motto this fall to reflect that optimism: "New Look.
