Mr. Mendoza appeared to exploit the live coverage by posting placards on the bus windows specifically addressed to the news media.
Many physicians have posted placards in their offices saying, "Your doctor may have to stop seeing Medicare patients" if Congress does not act.
As Mr. Stein, the Istanbul-based academic, reported on Twitter, the two events have been explicitly connected by the protesters in Taksim Square, who posted placards on the trees in Gezi Park with the names of the 34 Kurds killed in those airstrikes.
Clearly, Android Pay's launch is imminent, as retailers have been posting placards, signs and placing stickers on their payment terminals for some time.
In that incident, unknown reformers had posted placards in various cities attacking the Catholic mass, which provoked a violent backlash against Protestants.
We posted placards on public bulletin boards throughout the University of Mainz campus asking students who had used prescription or illicit (psycho-) stimulants (amphetamines = AMPH, methylphenidate = MPH, ecstasy, cocaine) for CE purposes to contact us anonymously via email.
By posting placards on public bulletin boards throughout the campus of the University of Mainz from 2009 to 2010 we searched for healthy participants (without any psychiatric disorders leading to the necessity of being prescribed stimulants such as MPH or AMPH) who had already used prescription or illicit stimulants (AMPH, MPH, ecstasy, and cocaine) for the explicit purpose of NE.
Still, a group of several dozen protesters gathered near the diplomatic post, carrying placards and shouting slogans.
The new inspection rules require restaurateurs to post the placards prominently, displaying ratings that were previously available only at the health department or on its Web site.
It has posted small placards about the new law at every check stand and at the doors in multiple languages.
