Sentence examples for slogan to ask from inspiring English sources

"We know this is a sensitive slogan — to ask America and Europe to protect us from our brothers in the country — but what can we do?" said a political activist in Damascus who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

The teenage support group called themselves "Les Anges de la vie" (angels of life) and utilised t-shirts bearing this slogan to prompt people to ask what the slogan meant.

"Mean anything yet?" The Journal's reporter went onto the convention floor to ask people what the slogan meant to them.

The question we must have the courage to ask ourselves is: grand slogans of freedom, tolerance, and pluralism aside, how liberal is our "liberal" system?

Nike had enlisted the micro-blogging service to ask fans to submit a slogan that will be embroidered on the sleeve in time for the game.

In fact, when such sloganeering took place, it was the Left-progressive organizations and students, including JNUSU office-bearers who asked the organizers of the programme to ask the people who were raising the slogans to stop slogans that are regressive..

I am tempted to ask Andy Coulson, the Tories' communications supremo, whether the slogan would work on a campaign poster.

The group chanted slogans about Cuadrilla and Bell Pottinger, and chatted to office workers who stopped to ask about the protest.

Is it not a fair question to ask how a policy of stop-and-frisk squares with that commendable slogan?

His slogan, "The future is in your hands," prompted the first rash of amputations by the R.U.F., who told their victims to ask the President for new hands.

Yemen's largest opposition party, an Islamist group known as Islah, demanded that they modify the slogan and ask for "reform" of the regime.