Benito Mussolini's Fascist Party of Italy was named for the fasces, which the members adopted in 1919 as their emblem.
In 1918 Panathinaikos chose the shamrock - or trifylli as it's known in Greece - as their emblem on the suggestion of Mihalis Papazoglou, an athlete from Constantinople who played for Chalkidona, a team which had the same symbol.
In 1918 Panathinaikos chose the shamrock - or trifylli as it's known in Greece - as their emblem on the suggestion of Mihalis Papazoglou, an athlete from Constantinople who played for Chalkidona, and Chalkidona had the same symbol.
Deputy commanders of ships had a tricolored triangle for their emblem, in a 2 3 ratio.
Religious authorities have also used representations of the Black Swan in their heraldic emblems.
It was also reported that other constituents of the Order of Canada had, in reaction to Henry Morgentaler's induction into their ranks, indicated that they would return or had returned their emblems in protest, including organizations such as the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate and Madonna House Apostolate doing so on behalf of deceased former members.
Many of the hotels were at first embraced by national and local governments who helped with their financing and considered a Hilton in their capital an emblem of prestige on the order of operating a national airline.
More than 500 such codes were adopted by various industries, and companies that voluntarily complied could display a Blue Eagle emblem in their facilities, signifying NRA participation.
Activists in Chicago and around the US who have used Boyd's story as an emblem in their battle to end police violence and impunity see Servin's ability to resign before being held accountable as evidence of a broken system.
The colonel, whose F-15 Eagles sport the Hat-in-the-Ring emblem of their World War I ancestors, says that in a practice battle, for instance, the F-15's fly in well-defined and widely separated blocks of airspace.
