watchword

Kidneys may be there to process waste, but " waste not, want not" seems to be the watchword when transplanting them.

Indeed, paying attention to what you eat and drink seems to be the report's watchword.

As I said at the beginning of this article, and as you've hopefully seen for yourself, the watchword of Tapestry is simplicity.

Just as the watchword of my generation was freedom, that of my daughter's generation seems to be control.

But Standard & Poor's decided to put the eurozone on negative watch. Fragility remains the watchword.

"The watchword from our perspective right now . . . is patience, commitment and solidarity, " he said.

Although Chen's path to stardom is rather unusual, hard work has still been a watchword.

Our front door would be locked, the meeting room in darkness, the watchword a Vedic mantra, our talk in whispers.

"Stability, " a watchword of his rule, was both a blessing and a curse.

Fortress Israel, it appears, will have to be his watchword.

Austerity has replaced stimulus as the watchword of governments seeking to pay down deficits.

Self-reliance in adversity has always been our watchword.

He always begins with the watchword of his faith: the customer comes first.

Vicarious life is the watchword of our civilization, and we well-to-do and cultivated people live smoothly enough while it lasts.

Adopting "never again" as a watchword must be among them.

In fact, openness appears to be the watchword for this renewed bustle.

Greater intellectual freedom was its watchword and this meant release from the captivity of the Church.

Thus one watchword in Brussels is "no more Cyprus" .

And shall we not take the watchword, "Wholly for God, " as the keynote for our devotions , every morning as we rise?

Social media is the current communications rage, but caution is the watchword when making technology choices.

"Serve the people, rely on business, vitalize and develop the economy, and cater to the whole country" is the watchword of this company.

Becoming more useful to third-party service providers needs to be the watchword for operators in the future.

The watchword throughout the country became the creed I saw on restaurant walls when I was young: "In God we trust; all others pay cash. "

The watchword is to bounce back as soon as possible, and to avoid what happened in the second time of Villarreal.

Despite these concerns, the term "transparency" has become a watchword in civil society.

Discipline is the watchword of great performers.

Control is still the watchword.

our watchword is : evolution , not revolution '

Design has been the watchword around Canonical this cycle, resulting in lots of cosmetic changes.

Caution is still the watchword for many.

The Date can also recruit superior no-dachi units as well: attack is a Date watchword!

"If you can not stop the war, then you put the reality of war told the world" This is a war correspondent is always the watchword.

Heading into the week, caution is clearly the watchword.

The watchword, he says, should be "never again" .

You'll quickly learn that the watchword in Tapestry is simple.

Mr De Maeseneire says "financial discipline" will remain the watchword.

Transparency is the watchword here.

Versatility is the watchword today.

Beijing remains optimistic it can hit its growth targets, although "caution" is becoming the watchword around here.

I firmly believe that the watchword of Beijing Olympic Games, "One World, One Dream" will be verified again in China.

A verbal signal; a password or watchword.

Let that rather be the your watchword, I am my brothers keeper.

it looked as though he were giving out a watchword in that easy way of his

This is a watchword between the heartless and lung less us after drinking and we want to sleep on the semi-highway or the campus path.

" accessories " was miss harriot ' s watchword

But there are several reasons to assume that gradualism will be the initial watchword