It is important to distinguish the versions of ethical naturalism which have received the most sustained philosophical interest, for example, Cornell Realism, from the position that " the way things are is always the way they ought to be "; few ethical naturalists believe such a slogan.

Members joked that they had not expected Foot to allow the slogan " Think positive, Act positive, Vote Labour " on grammatical grounds.

In September, the slogan for the Giants became " Fear the Beard " as they made their push for the playoffs.

Buchenwald concentration camp | Buchenwald's main gate, with the slogan Jedem das Seine ( literally, " to each his own ", but figuratively " everyone gets what they deserve ")

In the United States, official pictorial cancellations are almost invariably applied at special " stations ", i. e., post offices existing only for a limited time, usually one day, at special events, although there are frequently other pictorial cancellations that are not officially described as such — they are among what are called special cancellations and are special die-hubs added to machine cancels, which usually contain merely a slogan but sometimes contain a picture.

Sola scriptura continues to be a doctrinal commitment of conservative branches and offshoots of the Lutheran churches, Reformed churches, and Baptist churches as well as other Protestants, especially where they describe themselves by the slogan " Bible-believing " ( See Fundamentalism ).

In that election, they used the slogan " Présent pour le Québec " ( Present for Quebec ).

Though Zapata's rebel forces were primarily interested in land reform – " tierra y libertad " ( land and liberty ) was the slogan of the uprising – when his peasant troops penetrated Mexico City they carried Guadalupan banners.

Station 321 has a Ladder, Medic and Engine and other apparatus and is located on Liberty Road, Station 322 has an engine medic and air unit, they are located off of Sawmill Parkway, they have a distinct slogan " First Due At The Zoo ", because the Columbus Zoo is located almost a mile away.

The common slogan for all of these is that the insects thus trapped " check in, but they don't check out.

Shortly before December 2007, they discontinued their gift certificates, and replaced them with the Quickpay Tim Card, with the Christmas slogan " Because it's hard to wrap a double double " ( coffee with two sugars and two cream ).

In Australia, they take such forms as a " NO WAR " slogan being painted on the Sydney Opera House, Greenpeace demonstrators chaining themselves to the gates of the Australian Prime Minister's residence ( the Lodge ) and a former Navy officer burning his uniform outside Australia's Parliament House.

A common slogan is " Homosexuals cannot reproduce — so they must recruit " or its variants.

The Jamaican Reggae band Rootz Underground wrote a song entitled " Power To The People " in which they quote this slogan in both English and South African versions.

As fears of an economic crisis were rising, and WaMu was looking to become an " iconic brand that people love ", they began courting consumers with a new slogan, designed to position WaMu as a consumer-friendly institution.

As a matter of fact, they even had as their slogan: " Union of all races and all peoples ", although many of its militants adopted anti-semitic views.

Visitors entering Pugwash were once greeted by roadside signs announcing that they were entering the " Home of the Thinkers ," but the signs have since been replaced by a newer slogan " World Famous for Peace ".

Its slogan, " The Mother of all Games ", was coined in 1991, during the Gulf War, after Saddam Hussein threatened the U. S. that if they stepped on Iraqi soil, it would be " The Mother of all Battles ".

The slogan, " CLE Going Places ", is said to depict the airport's pursuit of improving passengers ' experience as they upgrade the airport facility and negotiate additional air services.

colleagues as " gay gangsters ", a slogan frequently repeated by his supporters, and claimed they had been sent by the United Kingdom government.

Unlike the current advertising, they only mentioned how their chips were unbroken as well as their curved shape, which allows them to be stacked, hence the slogan, " Other potato chips just don't stack up.

He seems himself to have had glimmerings of some such idea ; but he withheld his full approval from the new movement on two grounds: first, because the romantic school misused somewhat brutally the delicate organism of the French language ; and second, as he wrote to Sainte-Beuve in 1832, because they adopted the slogan of " Art for art ," and set no object of public usefulness before them as they wrote.

According to Jamgon Kongtrul, the founder of the Rime movement, in his 19th century commentary to the Lojong slogan, " To see confusion as the four kayas, the sunyata protection is unsurpassable " ( as translated by Ken McLeod ) when one meditates on ultimate bodhicitta and rests in a state where appearances simply appear but there is no clinging to them, the dharmakaya aspect is that all appearances are empty in nature, the sambhogakaya is that they appear with clarity, the nirmanakaya is that this emptiness and clarity occur together, and the svabhavikakaya aspect is that these are inseparable.

Posters for SLAW were headlined " Deep Slacker Jazz " ( a parody of The Who's slogan " Maximum R & B "), which became an enduring description of the band's sound.

On the world stage, Roosevelt's policies were characterized by his slogan, " Speak softly and carry a big stick ".

They were weaned on UP's famous and well-documented ( though frequently misappropriated and misquoted ) slogan of " Get it first, but FIRST, get it RIGHT.

Workers were supposed to “ grasp revolution and promote productions ”, while peasants were supposed to raise more pigs because “ more pigs means more manure, and more manure means more grain .” Even a casual remark by Mao, “ Sweet potato tastes good ; I like it ” became a slogan everywhere in the countryside.

The Thälmann pioneers were taught the slogan " Ernst Thälmann is my role model.

Clark's Tories campaigned under the slogan, " Real change deserves a fair chance ," but the broken promises were still fresh in voters ' minds.

Canadian sports fans make claims of having created waves during the late 1970s at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, National Hockey League games in Canada, and at Vancouver Whitecaps games, where crowds were alleged to have performed the wave for a commercial in which the slogan was " Catch the Wave.

Under the slogan " Future's Here ... Start Screaming ", the five V2K titles were:

There were some objections to the cost of renaming the line and protest leaflets appeared with the slogan " Would Jubileeve It?

Even the advertising campaign played off of its humor, with the slogan " This game stinks ", referring to the scratch and sniff stickers that were included in the Player's Guide.

His unusual middle name, given to him by his strongly Puritan father, is an example of a hortatory name: religious " slogan names " were often given in Puritan families in 17th-century England.

The cars were advertised with the slogan For the Few Who Own the Finest.

Eventually, even churches were required to post the slogan " Dios en cielo, Trujillo en tierra " ( God in Heaven, Trujillo on Earth ).

Under the slogan " The Sound of Young America ", Motown's acts were enjoying widespread popularity among black and white audiences alike.

The campaign consisted mainly of television advertisements which used the slogan: Leaflets were handed to the public so that the managers of the shopping centre could hear of the views of the people who visit it.

1963 was the last year for the signs, most of which were repeats, including the final slogan, which had first appeared in 1953:

Most were from Kentucky but some of them were from the River Raisin area, spurred on by the slogan " Remember the River Raisin ".

Once plans for the invasion of Iraq were under way, the slogan ' Not in my name ' was widely used.

It also has the slogan ' Defend civil liberties ' and campaigns against restrictions, such as detention without trial, which were introduced by the Labour government.