Decriminalisation advocates now point to that slogan as emblematic of how out of step the UN is with modern drug policy, as an increasing number of countries liberalise drug laws, especially around marijuana.
Now Levitra has shifted to including the woman's point of view and a new slogan, "Quality when it counts".
To oversimplify the point to a slogan, McCain eliminates the problem of deviant causal chains by eliminating the causal chains (from counting as bases).
Scott spent his early years bouncing between obscurity and the outright disdain of the fashion cognoscenti, who didn't get the point of his cartoon-inflected and slogan-covered designs.
Of the three points of their effective slogan—"Peace, land, and bread"—the first proved to be the most difficult to realize.
Long named the mountain for James, but common usage had bestowed Pike's name upon it by 1859, when it became the focal point of a gold rush with the slogan "Pikes Peak or bust".
In Barcelona, the masses gathered at Plaça Catalunya, the meeting point set up by the major Workers' Unions, and at Jardinets de Gràcia, which was the starting point of an alternative demonstration with the slogan "Stop the Europe of capitalism.
Is the point of documentary, to cite an old Marxist slogan, not to explain the world, but to change it?
I don't like things that are slogans – that's not the point of artistic communication.
His opponents' slogans are dull to the point of self-parody: "I'm proud of Texas" (Rick Perry, the Republican incumbent) and "Think big" (Chris Bell, the Democratic challenger).
He was an advocate of entrepreneurship, with a slogan, "Haiti Is Open for Business," that seemed optimistic to the point of magical thinking.
