Sentence examples for universal slogan from inspiring English sources

In a phone interview from McMurdo Station in Antarctica last week, Ms. Curry said she had no opinion of the "Green is Universal" slogan, but said she was thankful for the opportunity to cover climate change.

Instead, manufacturers were encouraged to come up with designs that would pass muster, and perhaps adopt a universal slogan or logo that says, "This bag is checkpoint-friendly," he said.

Contemporary American culture has a nearly universal slogan: "If it feels right, do it".

Develop an inclusive and universal campaign slogan.

The year's event is being commemorated under the selected theme 'Get your ACT Together' and the slogan 'Universal Access to Effective Treatment is a Human Right'.

To beat him, Trump's opponents need to start everything anew and unite under more universal, and unifying, slogans.

"Breast is best" is a slogan so universal that it's even touted by companies advertising the competing product.

Rasta pasta is sold on menus in Jamaican resorts, tourists want to pose for photographs with Rastas, and red, green and gold posters can appear with "One Love," the universal declaration of a slogan blunting a legacy of colonial resistance and the history of a community targeted by state-sanctioned violence.

Leung Chun-ying; they hung their slogans demanding freedom and universal suffrage from bridges, barricades and trees.

The slogans read: "I want universal suffrage" at the top and "Hong Kong people support Hong Kong people" at the bottom.

De Beers also almost single-handedly transformed the sparkling bits of compressed carbon into a universal symbol of enduring love using the advertising slogan "Diamonds Are Forever".