The phrase "against display" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express opposition to something being displayed, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The policy is against display of personal information in public areas."
Alternatives: "opposed to display" or "in conflict with display".
Another reason ads are coming to magazine covers is because a print sibling, the newspaper, has reconsidered decades-old rules against display ads on section fronts or even front pages.
Getting more sophisticated in search-based advertising is smart also considering that it's a business that is likely to see some pressure in years ahead against display advertising.
Proponents of the arguments against display say that the excavation was for commercial gain and conducted so quickly as to have caused a loss of information pertaining to the crew and cargo.
The chief argument against displaying those videos, of course, is that they are the killers' propaganda.
(Thankfully he ultimately decided against displaying the preserved bodies of the founders).
Last year in Jackson officials decided against displaying the old flag in city chambers.
Gunmen have attacked statues, Sufi mosques, a library and the art college, warning against displays of idolatry.
Any temptation was eliminated, several said, by Mr. McCain's and Mr. Bush's refusal to speak out unequivocally against displaying the Confederate battle flag over the Capitol in Columbia.
Yale Club president William Weber also admitted that his club's rule against displaying papers is flouted all the time by members, himself included.
Her performance as Vreeland is not just funny but empathetic and surprisingly moving, especially considering that, as Wilson says, Vreeland was "so completely against displaying her own feelings".
They will not be exhibited at Sotheby's because of its policy against displaying such objects, but photographs of them will be shown as they are being auctioned.
