rallying cry

From the early days of popular use of the Internet, the rallying cry was that cyberspace was the new frontier, subject to no law.

The bank's motto, "Let's Change the World, " served as a marketing device and a rallying cry for progressive community activism.

A statue of him in Mostar, Bonsia became a rallying cry for peace when it was unveiled in 2005.

Mr. Duggan's death, however, has become a forgotten footnote rather than any sort of cohesive rallying cry.

Such an abstract rallying cry , however, could only be effective when it was rooted in a definite material program.

It has also, as we have been reminded recently, become a rallying cry in the escalating tension between the Islamic world and the west.

So do not be surprised if "See you in court" becomes the environmentalist's new rallying cry .

And for Democratic foot-soldiers, a more emotional rallying cry: 'I will not accept the status quo as a solution.

Moreover, Nasser had used the Palestinians' plight as a convenient rallying-cry to unite the Arab world around his leadership.

But Abu Salim, and the violence perpetrated there, has gone from a symbol of defeat to a rallying cry for the rebels.

Anticolonialism was the rallying cry of Third World politics for much of the second half of the 20th century.

England, France, and the United States, the pursuit of happiness became the rallying cry of change.

As Jonathan Fenby, author of several books on Chinese history, points out, "expel the Manchus" was a rallying cry of Sun's revolution.

The former Marine has become another rallying cry for the Occupy Wall Street protests spreading throughout the country.

But entertainment industry executives have followed this rallying cry only reluctantly.

Remember Pearl Harbor "" became a rallying Cry. It turned one of America's greatest losses into the reason to win.

The rallying cry of this new Left was, All power to the people!

Her new rallying cry may have moved her audience and set the tone for a new way forward.

"Stronger for longer" was the rallying cry.

For years, relevance has been the rallying cry for Internet companies, but that good often comes into direct conflict with privacy.

Ma knows Lee's rallying cry could greatly impact voter sentiment before the presidential election, ' said Mr. Huang.

It's the new rallying cry of a beleaguered nation.

Previous efforts have failed, but could Wal-Mart's rallying cry lead to an electronic revolution in health care?

This murder has served as a rallying cry for gays, who think the government should grant them greater protection.

"Go east, young man" looks set to become the rallying cry of the 21st century.

With Ethiopian troops now gone from the country, the government's failure to follow Islamic law has been the insurgents' main rallying cry.

"To be the agency you are most cherished and willing to work with. " This is the mission of Ping & Min and also our rallying cry in China.

The rallying cry was "quality of service" (QoS).

Did she just use a civil rights rallying cry to get us to lose ass fat?