Now, any ad that contains a political viewpoint must display the words "this is a paid advertisement sponsored by [sponsor].
Tye Owens arrived at the Westlake Station platform around 10 p.m. Thursday and saw guards wearing their usual bright yellow vests that display the word "security".
At one point, Jo asks the music-loving Friedrich whether opera houses might somehow display the words to operas on banners.
The sad humour is there, too: she uses the fluff to make ephemeral war memorials, which often display the words of victims of violence.
As the forward made his way to the dugout in a preplanned substitution two minutes from the end, the Scotland player whipped off his jersey to display the words: 'For the gaffer'.
Recent versions of Mac OS X have included screen savers that display the Word of the Day from the New Oxford American Dictionary, or an RSS Visualizer that pulls down headlines from online news sources.
In its response, SBS noted the poster did not display the word "fuck" in full, with the asterisk in place of the 'u' lessening its impact, and that it was "used in its colloquial sense, as an exclamation of pleasure".
Restaurants that make everything from scratch must then display the words fait maison or the logo somewhere visible, and those that have a mix must put it next to each cooked-from-scratch dish.
It has been institutionalized: eBay presentations to investors and analysts posted on its Web site display the words "Building one of the great companies of our generation" as a tag line.
It is testing special heat-sensitive urinals in its stadium that, when used, display the words: "If you notice blood in your pee, even if it's just once, tell your doctor".
He says it's important that schools display the words "In God We Trust," as the phrase is closely connected to Pennsylvania history.
