Sentence examples for whose slogan was from inspiring English sources

She was urging young people to vote, in partnership with Rock the Vote, whose slogan was "Censorship is Un-American".

The candidate whose slogan was "Washington is Broken" is now the man who can stop "America's Long-Term Slide".

Several years earlier, Bhutto founded the PPP, whose slogan was simplicity itself — "Roti, Kapra aur Makan" — "Bread, Clothing and Shelter".

For the following 48 years, Portugal was ruled by a fascist regime whose slogan was "God, Fatherland, Family".

But what the man, whose slogan was once "Any case, Anytime, Anywhere," likes even better is calling himself "Mickey Haller for the People".

Under the Ustaše regime, whose slogan was "Za dom Spremni" ("Ready for the Fatherland"), a brutal program of oppression was conducted against the Orthodox Serbs and the Jews.

How can one not grieve for an emporium — Field refused to call it a department store — whose slogan was "Give the lady what she wants"?

He belonged to a small but later influential group of reform officials and scholars whose slogan was "find in antiquity the sanction for present-day reform".