watchword

How To Use watchword In A Sentence

• Chris, you don’t seem arrogant and decentralisation is your watchword, so I guess I’ll give the benefit of the doubt. A conversation with Ville Vesterinen about standards and the open social web | FactoryCity
• our watchword will be `democracy'
• Environmental quality will be the watchword for the 21st century.
• So I would say that the words ‘electoral integrity’ have not been the watchwords of this Government.
• A watchword is the familiar code used by a sentinel to tell the approach of a friend. Party Watchwords: Fairness and Fear
• Its watchwords are free markets, privatisation, deregulation, flexibility, downsizing.
• To the delight of late-night television comedians, President George H.W. Bush used to talk incessantly about “prudence,” but in fact the term is a deadly serious watchword for the “realist” school of foreign policy. What Would Wilson Do?
• Partnership is the watchword of U.S. strategy in this administration.
• Convergence became the watchword as boundaries separating local and long-distance, voice and data, cable and telephone, and wireline and wireless services eroded.
• Suddenly, caution was the watchword and she grew cagey and defensive, waiting for the chances to land in her lap.