What's the watchword, tribune?

but only the watchword , Peace ! Peace !

but only the watchword , Peace ! Peace !

Another relatively recent watchword is sustainability.

Trade not Aid became the new watchword.

Indeed, the watchword among major investors is inertia.

Peace ! a watchword from the all merciful Lord .

Peace ! a watchword from the all merciful Lord .

Today apos s watchword is quot interdependence quot .

Self assertion became the watchword of German foreign policy.

That is the watchword of the whole of the people of Burundi.

Indeed, caution rather than sensation has been the Panel s watchword throughout its existence.

Global competitiveness, in place of political contention, is now the watchword throughout the land.

Its rhetoric is clearly political, and its watchword is the continuation of the war.

Accountability must become the watchword both for the Organization apos s daily work and for its future projects.

Planning for the future rather than waiting to be overtaken by events should be the watchword of our nations.

quot We cannot go wrong if we make coexistence and peace our watchword, and common universal good our objective quot .

Extensive and in depth international cooperation is the contemporary watchword and the ardent hope of all countries, particularly the developing countries.

For six decades, the watchword of our economic faith has been quite different Taketh from the young and giveth to the old.

As is true so often across the continent, the watchword for would be investors Central Africa s resource boom should be caveat emptor.

Above all, my delegation anticipates that, in the future, the inherent interdependency of the States of our small fragile isthmus will make increasing cooperation the watchword.

While we wholeheartedly subscribe to the promotion of human rights by the United Nations, we must clearly indicate that intrusive action by the United Nations for this purpose is not acceptable and that persuasion, rather than coercion, should be the watchword.

This prompts me to pose a very simple question Why not make our watchword that old folk saying An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure ? We could paraphrase it to say Better an ounce of development than a pound of costly efforts to restore peace.