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For 10 years, students and parents have asked the district to fly the flag.

Europe must be seen to fly the flag on this issue.

"We flew the flags of all the countries that lost people," she said.

It is also correct to fly the flag on its own right.

For them, not flying the flag became an urgent cause.

So a major issue is who decides when to fly the flag at half staff.

I suspect he has sent these officials over here to fly the flag.

Ships are not supposed to fly the flag of either country.

Later, he seemed to concede that it would be hard to force any business to fly the flag.

"Three or four weeks from now, who's going to care that he came to the Olympic games and flew the flag?"

In order to fly the flag for democracy and human rights, we must be exemplary.

And there's something valuable in having big names fly the flag for the real stuff.

The outfits have to fly the flag and represent their nation to the world.

With limited space, Manhattan, in particular, has literally not been an easy place to fly the flag.

While consultation on new guidelines is under way, the decision to fly the flag may be made by each government department.

The Wolfs believe in flying the flag, about 16 different ones a year.

But the real tragedy is this: we saw not a single national leader return home flying the flag for Europe.

Except for the closeness of the call, it was a decision worth flying the flag about.

There is no requirement to fly the flag on any national holiday or special events.

"We would hope that people who fly the flag do so willingly.

Many people decorate their houses and fly the flag of Pakistan.

"It's about flying the flag of the city nationally and globally."

When someone accused him of flying the flag in his living room, he took umbrage.

He decided to fly the flag from the cathedral spire.

The hotel has been ordered to apply for approval to fly the flag, or take it down.