Question Part 1:
We are a small firm working for non-profit issues and campaigns. We
are writing a pamphlet and need some quotations/proverbs/sayings that
would apply to what we are trying to convey.
For example: Necessity: Necessity is the mother of invention"---Then
for our purposes "but in this case the impetus of creativity"

The words and their usage are:
Relevant: as in the candidate's message in the TV ad was relevant to
the voter?s lives or the issue pertains to them.
Rapport: As in "the sense of connection, bond or understanding between two people.
Accurate: as in the targeting is precise or correct
Evolution: as in "how strategy methods have improved (therefore
changed) over the years.
Catalyst: cause for the development of a new strategy, as in campaign
A had less money than campaign B so campaign A had to get creative in
developing new methods.
Innovative or innovator: in this case we are referencing someone who
developed a new political tactic.
Principles: (foundations)- use the following key five key principles
when initially developing...

We need this ASAP (-next 48 hrs) if you are working on it. Please send
us a message. Next question has more words for phrases/sayings/quotes

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Request for Question Clarification by leapinglizard-ga on 07 Sep 2004 10:45 PDT

What if there are no proverbs or interesting quotations featuring such
words as "catalyst" and "rapport"? Would you be satisfied if we
invented some aphorisms of our own?

leapinglizard

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Clarification of Question by 1angst-ga on 07 Sep 2004 11:58 PDT

Invent to your hearts desire! We want catchy- headline type stuff.