That a Republican president and one of the nation's premier liberal groups share a slogan reflects the recent narrowing of the education debate to focus almost exclusively on the plight of poor, minority children in inner-city schools.
The slogan reflects one of London's key Olympic legacy pledges - to inspire a generation of young people to take part in local volunteering, cultural, and physical activity.
Officials said the new slogan reflected the sense of opportunity and idealism in Oregon and was part of an aggressive campaign to make the state, which has struggled with a severe budget crisis in the past several years, more attractive to tourists.
Their slogan reflected an almost nationalist ethos: "You were born differently.
According to the Rio de Janeiro bid committee, the slogan reflected the Brazilian's way of getting passionately involved in whatever they do.
They chanted anti-Russian slogans, reflecting the lingering resentment among many Poles -- even those too young to have known the Cold War era -- over Soviet domination that ended with the Solidarity uprising of the late 1980s.
Under the slogan "reflect on past wars to build peace for the future," Mr. Yoshioka and Peace Boat's 50-member directorate hope to defuse nationalist sentiment over the Kurile Islands dispute by making yearly visits to the Russian-held islands.
In the United States, the Occupy Wall Street movement and its famous "We are the 99%" slogan also reflects a view that the top 1% has gained at the expense of the 99% – a view endorsed by our findings about the highly unequal distribution of income gains during the recovery.
Clairol was made famous by the slogan, "Does she or doesn't she?" But the hair care giant was looking for a new slogan to reflect the idea that beauty comes in all forms, something to serve as a theme for all brands of Clairol hair color.
Sean Hannity, who had generally been supportive of Bush, coined a spiffy new slogan to reflect the changed political climate: "The Conservative Underground, the Home of Conservatism in Exile".
If they changed the order of their slogan to reflect its current political throw-weight, Republicans would attack Democrats for "spend and tax," not the other way around.
