George, from boyhood up, had been raised in that school of thought whose
watchword is 'Findings are keepings', and, having ascertained that there was no address attached to the name, he was on the point, I regret to say, of pouching the volume, which already he looked upon as his own, when a figure detached itself from the crowd, and he found himself gazing into a pair of grey and, to his startled conscience, accusing eyes.
He hopes ardently for a steady amelioration of the condition of the masses, proceeding toward a time when all men shall have real opportunity for full development; and freedom is one of his chief
watchwords. But with typical English conservatism he believes that progress must be gradual, and that it should be controlled by order, loyalty, and reverence.
Therefore, gentlemen, the word ELECTION, to my thinking, is in a fair way to cause as much mischief as the words CONSCIENCE and LIBERTY, which ill-defined and ill-understood, were flung broadcast among the people, to serve as
watchwords of revolt and incitements to destruction.
Akeredolu reminded Muslims faithful to let moderation be their
watchword as they celebrate this year's Sallah.
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Watchword Brand
Summary: Justice is the
watchword for ensuring stability and prosperity for all
So the
watchword be 'flexibility' conclusion of and we have investigate significant Peter Skelton A botched investigation by West Midlands Police led to the convictions of the Birmingham Six, who were found guilty of the murders a year later.
"Dialogue and persuasion will be the
watchword in a first stage," he said Wednesday following a Cabinet Meeting.
"I'm tired of Stormont being a
watchword for arguing and bickering," she told a packed Assembly chamber at Parliament Buildings after her appointment was confirmed.
STEVE MCCLAREN says patience is the
watchword regarding Newcastle United's incoming defender Chancel Mbemba.
Flexibility is the
watchword in all the CoR's opinions on the future cohesion policy.
