Customers can also donate $1 directly in exchange for a leaf that can be signed and displayed in support of the campaign.
Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird also has been critical of the Russian law that bans discussing gay rights around children or making public displays in support of homosexuality, as in gay pride events.
An interesting example is also displayed here in support of our result.
I've also had the great pleasure of sharing a couple of beers with Gary Pinkel, Missouri's football coach, and so I recognize the courage and commitment he is displaying now, in support of his football players, and the students, surely knowing he could be risking his own status with an administration that has its head up its ass, blind to the reality of what's going on.
As of the release, the only CIs that will display are those in support of the AWS and GCP services.
Lawmakers arriving back for the special impeachment debate session found a new crisis logo on the House's perpetually running cable news screens -- "Showdown With Iraq" -- and a Republican leadership faced with a fresh theme of whether to display patriotic nonpartisanship in support of the President even as they planned to impeach him and see him tried in the Senate as a perjurer and a lawbreaker.
I have a poster in my dorm room window advertising which candidate I support for senator from Massachusetts, but just inches away my roommate proudly displays a poster in support of the opposing candidate.
CLEVELAND – In the seventh inning of the Yankees' game against the Detroit Tigers on Sunday, the giant video screen at Comerica Park displayed a sign in support of the Michigan men's basketball team's title hopes that read, "Go Blue".
The statement, which was issued after German Bundesliga clubs Cologne and Schalke displayed a banner in support of Schumacher before their friendly last week, read: "We are deeply touched by all the messages to get well soon for Michael which still are being sent.
His pictures were of the gabled ends of buildings displaying huge murals in support of one group or another, the sort of pictures used widely in the press at the time.
