One of Mr. Perdue's campaign promises was to have a referendum on the state flag, resurrecting a matter that dated from January 2001, when Governor Barnes, intervening in a longtime battle, pushed for a new flag design.
On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that Texans are not entitled to a specialty license plate that bears the flag, which had been rejected by the state, despite the plaintiff's arguments that displaying the flag was a matter of free speech.
Unionists insisted their defence of the flag was a matter of principle and they wanted peaceful, constructive protests.
Leroy Sane, Kevin de Bruyne and Sergio Aguero - all three back defending by their own corner flag in a matter of minutes.
But I don't want to pretend that my wariness of the flag was just a matter of political values.
Mr. Giuliani cannot truly believe the issues surrounding the Confederate flag are just a matter of local taste.
Na Kham Mwe's second secretary, Lone Lone, explained the presence of the Myanmar flag as being a matter of "diplomacy", as if between states.
As with any kind of art, what appeals to flag collectors is a "matter of taste," said Mr. Smith at the Flag Research Center.
Westwood, the joint first round leader, remained at seven under after 11 holes, the highlight of his round coming at the 10th when a pitch screwed back agonisingly close to the flag and finished a matter of inches away.
Since 3 September was also declared as Merchant Navy Day in 2008, the red ensign has made a limited return to land, being able to be flown alongside the Australian national flag on this occasion as a matter of protocol.
Brian Rogers, a spokesman for Mr. McCain, said the campaign strictly followed campaign finance laws and as a general rule would look into a matter if flags were raised, but he declined to say whether it would look into the contributions tied to Mr. Sargeant.
