Founded on Christian principles in 2000 in an Atlanta suburb, Integrity used the motto "In God We Trust".
From at least 1625, and possibly from the reign of James I, Knights of the Bath were using the motto Tria iuncta in uno (Latin for "Three joined in one"), and wearing as a badge three crowns within a plain gold oval.
Despite the commonly held notion that a Western European project taking place in Africa implies a sort of neo-colonialist endeavour, Operndorf Afrika strives for the exact opposite, using the motto "Learning from Africa" in order to empower an interchange of culture. .
using the motto "You're Sick, We're Quick".
In his later coat of arms, William used the motto: Je Maintiendrai (medieval French for "I will maintain").
"I use the motto, 'Shoot local, change global,'" he said.
"In those cases, the courts ruled that because money is so commonly used, the motto has lost any religious significance.
Both programs used the motto ' Stay Active, Stay Independent, Stay on Your Feet', with the project called 'Stay on Your Feet' (or SOYF) in Wide Bay, but 'Stay Active, Stay Independent' (or SASI) in Northern Rivers.
The act that authorized the three-cent nickel contained a provision requiring the use of the motto "In God We Trust" on all pieces large enough to bear it, but the new coin was deemed too small.
After briefly using the emblem and motto in 1770 on his carriage in the town of Lichfield (near Birmingham), Erasmus removed the controversial motto from his carriage and public scrutiny but continued to use the crest and motto on bookplates in his library.
The Old English name continues to be used in the motto of the county, Sumorsǣte ealle, meaning "all the people of Somerset".
