Sentences with phrase «as rallying cries»

You see, as the developers found out after doing the second one without the community, kickstarters can often work as rallying cries for a game's fanbase and a way for players to feel more involved.

It said Mr Zardari's Pakistan People's party «represents a feudal aristocracy» which «stirs up red herrings of democracy, social justice and an end to army tyranny as its rallying cries».

Those ads served as a rallying cry for Armstrong defenders who felt he was unfairly targeted by jealous peers.

He had tried to foster a positive, creative vibe at Alteon and had adopted the phrase «brutal intellectual honesty» as a rallying cry for the corporate culture.

Take, for example, these four successful companies that have leveraged their unique company persona as a rallying cry to drive growth.

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BHAGs serve as a rallying cry for the company culture, an ambitious target for the future, and a focusing tool for corporate decision - making.

New resolutions can act as a rallying cry for further work on racial justice and racial unity, allowing SBC entities, churches and organizations to point to this resolution as a reason for continuing to preach, teach and speak out.

In the early 1520s, Luther's preaching against the power of the Roman Catholic Church served as a rallying cry, helping give these peasant revolts a higher sense of purpose, and providing them with a language of spiritual and political critique.

Both sides use religious rhetoric as a rallying cry, calling each other «infidels» and «Satan's army.»

only goes so far as a rallying cry.

«God» can function as a rallying cry of one religious community against others or as a call to be concerned for all communities and all creatures.

And the observance of Islamic law was done to prevent radicals from using mistreatment as a rallying cry... in other words: to protect you.

Anytime you hear «God» used as a rally cry, close your ears, they are trying to trick you again.

But it is not enough to use it, as it is used in our day, as a rallying cry in battles which, strictly speaking, have nothing much to do with religion, or to put it on a pedestal to be admired, or in a spirit of haphazard eclecticism to pick and choose from the shari`a only the material which pleases us most.

NAWG president Gordon Stoner, who farms in Montana, said the TPP agreement «should serve as a rallying cry for farmers, ranchers and dairy producers calling for the new trade deals we were promised when the President walked away from TPP».

Ultimately, Hail Merry serves as your rallying cry if you want the Freedom to Indulge, knowing you're consuming insanely - delicious foods that are also good for your body.

Nashville hockey fans began throwing the fish on the ice as a rallying cry and homage to the Detroit Red Wings, whose fans routinely throw octopus on the ice to satisfy the «Legend of the Octopus.»

Ole Miss — currently eyebrows - deep in an NCAA investigation loaded with Level I allegations and 3 - 3 with an interim head coach because Hugh Freeze was caught contacting sex workers on his university issued phone — is using Orgeron's comments as a rallying cry.

His team rebounded without him on Sunday, however, using his injury as a rallying cry..

The long - running battle between the Working Families Party and the NY Post continues this morning with an e-mail from the labor - backed party's executive director that uses the tabloid's latest anti-WFP editorial as a rallying cry for a statewide public campaign financing system.

The liar, the spin doctor, the rabble rouser and the smut peddler can all use the constitution as a rallying cry.

A 2nd point, related to the first is that the swastika can be used as a rallying cry.

MIDTOWN — Using the frustrations fueling the Occupy Wall Street protests as her rallying cry, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn announced a set of initiatives Tuesday aimed at boosting jobs by investing in technology.

ALBANY — Thousands of gun rights supporters rallied outside New York's Capitol Tuesday to call for the repeal of gun control measures championed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, which they intend to use as a rallying cry in the fall elections.

Farage's comments serve as a rallying cry toUkip ahead of its leadership election, which has seen the party riven by internal divisions.

For the typical Democrat running in 2014, frequent condemnation of the Supreme Court's recent Hobby Lobby decision is a no - brainer as a rallying cry to raise money and energize voters — especially women.

So with that as your rallying cry, we've rounded up some of the cutest 1920s - inspired — yet modern — headpieces to try this spring.

Those viewers have rightly applauded the film for its incredible gains in representation, and will perhaps use it as a rallying cry for increasing diversity, often among their own ranks as a class.

Oddly, the movie may be least successful as a rallying cry for the First Amendment, The Post's purpose in all but open statement from the director.

Above all, The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson works powerfully as a rallying cry for tolerance, love and understanding.

With a clear sense of story and purpose, the film not only serves as a shot in the arm for independent narrative cinema, but also as a rallying cry for those determined not to see the US go to the dogs.

That 46 - year - old quote rings out across time, and serves as a rallying cry for today.

By showcasing innovative state actions, the States Leading campaign will serve as a rallying cry to bolster state leadership across the nation.»

Instead, read this as a rally cry for retail investors to take control of their own financial future, instead of hoping that a bank will discover its inner benevolence and do something other than try to boost its bottom line.

We have used it as a rallying cry, a campaign name and to describe the goal that we are all striving toward.

Jesse Darling's #neoliberal Agitprop Poster (2014) acts as a rallying cry for those marginalised by a political and economic system that seeks to punish anybody displaying signs of physical or mental illness.

In addition to serving as another rallying cry to reduce carbon emissions and repower America with clean, efficient energy, this disturbing finding added new urgency to «adaptive management» conservation planning.

If not they will still use it as a rallying cry and pretend that Heartlands actions are not only above Board but noble in the face of the crusade by the CAGW extremists.

His claim served as a rallying cry for his base supporters — many of whom believed that rejecting limits on carbon emissions would lead to a resurgence of US jobs in the coal industry.

Deus Vult, or «God wills it», arose as the rallying cry of soldiers of the First Crusade.

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However, despite his advocacy of nation - wide programs, Farrington has a simple message for Canadians thinking about their retirement security: «We hope that this ranking can be a rallying cry to employees to be saving as much as possible, as early as possible.»

It's not the kind of rallying cry that stirs the blood, but as Atlantic writer Rosie Gray said, we should probably just do our jobs — that is, report the facts, without fear or favor.

This study should serve as a wake - up call and a rallying cry for customer service teams and call centers who are on the front lines of most companies.

Beyond being an incredible song, its chorus became a rallying cry of protesters in the United States — «a kind of comfort that people of color and other oppressed communities desperately need all too often: the hope — the feeling — that despite tensions in this country growing worse and worse, in the long run, we're all gon» be all right,» as Slate culture writer Aisha Harris put it.

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The skyrocketing intermarriage rate that came to the fore in the 1970s and 1980s and recognized by the 1990 National Jewish Population Survey called into question the legitimacy of peoplehood as a communal rallying cry.

At first the traumas of the depression afforded a rallying cry for church liberals, but divisions soon developed over the question of class struggle and the use of coercion — divisions that were to deepen as the world situation darkened and war loomed on the horizon.

But there is no rallying cry here, as there was in the old days of holy war, for the people of God to come out and do battle.

The connections among the various forms of oppression are increasingly becoming clear to many, as evidenced by the World Council of Churches» inclusion of «the integrity of creation» in its rallying cry of «peace and justice.»