Sentence examples for slogan intended from inspiring English sources

But the U.S. has been reluctant to adopt a slogan intended to alter the status quo.

He also says, "You're terminated" to his robot rival, perhaps testing out a slogan intended for poor Gray Davis.

The first thing you see in the main hall of Krasnoyarsk's regional museum is a banner with a slogan intended to inspire Soviet factory workers during the Cold War.

Sounding his new slogan intended to raise anxieties about the nation's well-being, Gov. George W. Bush accused the Clinton administration today of helping create an "education recession" in which minority and low-income students were routinely allowed to fail.

Many of the local townships had recently erected sculptures in a similar style, accompanied by slogans intended to inspire images of modernity and prosperity.

The Russian effort to meddle in the 2016 presidential election spanned at least two countries and multiple states, and included fake rallies, false identities and divisive slogans intended to magnify Trump's message and undermine Clinton's candidacy, according to a 37-page indictment of a notorious Russian troll farm announced by the Justice Department's special counsel.

On the day Engel surfaced in Turkey, AbuKhalil wrote that graffiti visible in a video of the captured journalists included "clearly fake" slogans intended to falsely suggest the captors were Shiites.

As already happens in many highly regimented charter schools, Pathway to Promise will fill hallways with banners and slogans, intending to inculcate a culture of ambition, culminating in all the children going off to college and living happily ever after.

The slogan "was intended to frame the argument along the character fault line, and this is where we can and must win this fight," the memo said.

But did the voters who backed the slogan really intend that Australia be left with no climate change policy at all? Did they really think they would be $550 a year better off?

The slogan, which is intended to resonate with Americans' historical sensibilities, may not be a good fit as General Motors works to globalize the Chevy brand.