Sentence examples for whose flag is from inspiring English sources

These deals still require that the designated airlines operating on the routes are majority owned by nationals of the country whose flag is on the tail of the aircraft.

But the brothers said growing up with a history of racism all around them – Mississippi is the only remaining state in the union whose flag is derivative of the confederate south's – inspired their activism.

The Irish team is a small one, so their space is in tiny in proportion to others - for example the 31-strong Russian contingent - but this year they are sharing with the United States, whose flag is draped alongside an Irish one on a dividing partition to mark their territory.

"The investigation [was] conducted by the country whose flag is flown.

In 1952, Württemberg-Baden became part of the modern German state of Baden-Württemberg, whose flag is black and gold.

Why do we need to be the sort of place whose flag is featured on beer shirts?

The liberation struggle in Tanganyika was led by the Tanganyika African National Union, whose flag was a horizontal tricolour of green-black-green.

One of the early leaders in the struggle for independence from Portuguese rule was the Democratic National Union of Mozambique (Udenamo), whose flag was adopted in November 1961.

Not long ago, Tim McLaughlin, the officer whose flag was placed on the statue at Firdos, unpacked a wooden trunk that stored his military gear after he left the Marines to attend law school.

Sweden, whose flag was also absent, refused to participate in the ceremony at all but though the Americans continued they were to have their revenge: as they paraded before the king their flag-bearer, Ralph Rose (organisers having presumably now found a flag for him to bear), refused to conform to protocol and respectfully dip the flag.

The commander of the Allied expeditionary force was U.S. Vice Admiral Frank Fletcher (whose flag was on the aircraft carrier ).