The flag is up.

The flag is raised.

have come to mean, for us our colours lifted up

Great that there is debate on freedom in film.

As laudable as it may be to help low income drivers deal with soaring fuel costs, this is not the way to do it.

The gas tax should be raised , not lowered.

I believe it is an excellent flag that will serve Canada well.

During one of them, an important issue neglected by the court was raised.

In the wake of the August Coup, a referendum was held on the question of secession.

Yet neither of these issues was raised decisively in the campaign.

It has arisen because of plans to change the name of the assembly to the Welsh Parliament.

Last week, for example, the world's highest flag was hoisted in the capital, Baku.

Since the query was on Facebook, someone else asked, How is this witchcraft?

But prying Syria from Iran s embrace means, eventually, reopening the Golan Heights question.

With increased membership, the enlarged EU will move towards greater unanimity, which makes decision making even more difficult, and increases the likelihood of blocking coalitions of members.

On the contrary the threshold for a qualified majority has been raised from 71.26 (68 of 87 votes) to 74.79 ( 258 out of 345 votes).

Charlayne Hunter Gault hopes that issues around press freedom in Ethiopia will come up during the summit It is time for me to return to Ethiopia and try to see the prime minister, to plead yet again for the journalists freedom and for their right to free expression.

But the region's spirit was lifted when, seemingly out of nowhere, Trinidad and Tobago clinched the gold in the last event, the 4 x 400 relay.

The answer may come clearer at the June meeting next Thursday when the appreciating euro undoubtedly will be brought up once again at the press conference.

At a recent workshop that we co chaired in Singapore, the inevitable question was raised Can Asians lead in meeting global challenges?

Massive because the viaduct is 222 metres long, weighs approximately 6,000 tonnes and had to be pulled up a gradient of about 3 .

Ismail Qemali raised the Albanian flag on November 26, 1912 but the city was occupied by the Kingdom of Serbia three days later during the First Balkan War.

For example, during the BarCamp TechTalk on Digital Education a question on differences between citizen and traditional journalism, and the role of social media was raised.

When that subject was raised in 2014, Li denied that the Chinese do such a thing, but noted that Chinese firms are hacked by domestic sources.

Karenin, strong as he was in his official activities, felt himself powerless here. Like an ox he waited submissively with bowed head for the pole axe which he felt was raised above him.

Earlier this week Seeing Red in China raised the question as to why Shanghai residents have remained calm about the threat of contaminated water.

A man A stands on the platform B whose height is regulated by the lever C. The hammer D is raised to the height of E and then released to hit on the head of A. The hammer s rebound is directly proportional to the hardness of the head, so the arrow F points to the degree of hardheadedness.

As various members of the Catholic hierarchy were summoned in the middle of the night to talk to the American diplomat, the two burst into giggles just before the Pope himself was roused to come answer the phone.

For example, for every 5 decline in the price per barrel, the carbon tax could be raised by a specified amount for every 5 increase, the tax could be lowered by, say, two thirds of that amount.

Normal access should be raised to levels that are concomitant with members potential need to borrow, and a new liquidity line to provide reliable and meaningful front loaded financial support should be created.

On July 20, the Cuban flag was raised over the newly re opened Cuban embassy in Washington, DC. And yesterday, August 14, US Secretary of State John Kerry was in Havana to oversee a similar ceremony at the US embassy in Havana.

Rivero made his decision to go beyond the revolution's definition of journalism in 1989, when he broke from the writer's union and joined with nearly a dozen other intellectuals to sign an open letter raising the issue of political prisoners.

One difficult question not raised during those discussions at Harvard is this what would have happened if the opponent had not been Khrushchev, who behaved rather rationally throughout the crisis, but had been an irresponsible Saddam Hussein, Kim Jong Il or a fundamentalist?

One difficult question not raised during those discussions at Harvard is this what would have happened if the opponent had not been Khrushchev, who behaved rather rationally throughout the crisis, but had been an irresponsible Saddam Hussein, Kim Jong Il or a fundamentalist?