In Galicia, which is led by Mr. Aznar's old mentor, Manuel Fraga, hundreds of thousands of people have protested, marching behind the banners of a group called Never Again.
We met people who suffered together for generations, burying each others' asthmatic and cancerous children and fathers, as they become braver and braver together, behind the banners of Judy Bonds, Larry Gibson, Maria Gunnoe, Lorelei Scarbro -- legendary figures pushed up into the light by their communities.
Millions won't rally behind the banner of the Prevention Doctrine.
Yet Gavras doesn't march behind the banner of political cinema.
"We give you our commitment as loyal men to stand behind the banner of 'God is Great,' to stand against the evil West, the infidels and international Zionism".
The meaning behind the banner could well be a reference to Ferguson's famous response when asked three years ago if United would ever be underdogs against City.
The eruption of tribal animosities within Benghazi is itself a blow to the rebels' self-image as a movement bringing the whole country together behind the banner of freedom and democracy.
In Ms. Palin's hometown, Wasilla, the governor's father, Chuck Heath, her mother, Sally, and a sister, Molly, represented the family in the local parade, walking behind the banner of the Valley Republican Women's Club.
"The danger is that Congress and the administration may try to hide behind the banner of Volcker's reputation, enact this one dimension of reform and nothing more, and pretend that it is sufficient to repair the financial system," Mr. Soros said.
In his shorter poems, Blake is almost entirely comprehensible and essentially rooted in our common world; he railed against the injustices of his day – poverty, conscription, the hypocrites who marched behind the banner of religion, for example – in a great sequence of poems called Songs of Experience, which were written and illustrated not too long before he created The Book of Urizen.
Members of the Pashtun ethnic group, which makes up 40 to 50percentt of the population, the Taliban now have 15 years of experience in trying to unify the ethnic Pashtun community behind the banner of Islam — including several years of actual national rule.
