display the flag

Of course, this doesn't mean people should stop displaying the flag.

Many other schools throughout the country refused to display the flag in the first place.

In 2008, the rules for displaying the flag are further relaxed.

We like to see people displaying the flag - but only one at a time."

The owner, who is Dominican, was displaying the flag of his country.

The bill specifically prohibits displaying the flag on the floor or the ground.

We might display the flag because we already believed this.

But New Jersey has a different take on displaying the flag.

Non-Singaporean businesses and organisations are also allowed to display the flag throughout the year.

Some say they will display the flag of the former South Vietnamese regime.

Displaying the flag would reinforce that image, officers said.

The message board at both ends displayed the flag of Brazil with its eerie blue globe.

Usually the regulations require divers to display the flag and to stay within a specified distance of it when they are near the surface.

He said that since Revolutionary War times, it has been more of a tradition among working-class people to display the flag.

An official telephone survey last year showed that 90 percent of Japanese schools displayed the flag and 50 percent sang the song.

Many schools with liberal teachers have refused to display the flag or to include a singing of Kimigayo in the graduation ceremony.

During the introduction of the countries, the choir at attendance would display the flag of the announced country with boards.

A few days later, some legislators began advocating a law that would cut off financing to cities that did not display the flag.

In Japanese homes, citizens were required to display the flag during national holidays, celebrations and other occasions as decreed by the government.

Across the island, government offices, businesses, private homes and taxi cabs are displaying the flags of the eight nations attending the meeting.

However, Canadian Heritage has released guidelines on how to correctly display the flag alone and with other flags.

Two circular antechambers display the flags under which Grant served, along with maps marking key battles.

The arrangement has introduced a requirement to display the flag "the right way up"; see specifications for flag use, below.

In addition, the Act provides several rules on flag etiquette, especially hoisting and displaying the flag.

Marshal in the East - escorts the royal matron, displays the flag of the country