Sentences with phrase «placards placed»

Outdoor media is a form of mass media that comprises billboards, signs or placards placed inside and outside of commercial buildings, sports stadiums, shops and buses.

Placards placed behind the mayor and police officials outlined what the three days would focus on — beginning with topics like the «nobility of policing,» ensuring officers have the right «heart set, mindset, skillset, and toolset,» and the importance of not pre-judging people on day one.

Not exact matches

Last year's record - setting Women's March — filling Washington D.C. and hundreds of other cities with streams of pink hats and feminist placards — launched an important discussion about the place of pro-life and conservative women in the movement, after multiple women's groups opposing abortion were barred from officially participating.

But doubtless the crucifixion of Jesus, like all executions at that time, took place with the fullest publicity, and everybody knew what the crime was that was to be atoned for by such an execution; either a herald announced the guilt of the offender or it was set forth on a placard.

She was tied under the placard of infamy: a miter placed on her head with the words» «Heretic, backslider, apostate, idolater...» (Ibid., p. 120.)

After meeting the party elders when he arrived for the walk, the former President attempted to move to another place but again his movements were slowed by a mass of supporters and sympathisers with some holding placards and lantern.

But many believed it may have been induced by earlier protests staged by an angry group believed to be NDC youths who could be heard all over the place with placards, openly questioning the involvement of Mr. Azong, who is a member of the People's National Convention (PNC), in the NDC Government.

While it remains to be seen which candidates will prevail at the polls — and, ostensibly, whether or not their placards could be judged as effective or not — political yard signs have had a place in American history since the years immediately following World War II, said Stanley Klein, professor of political science at C.W. Post Long Island University in Brookville.

Under the city's Traffic Rules, ««No Standing» areas» are the first category specified in a long list of places where parking placards don't apply — along with bus stops, fire hydrants, and anywhere «a traffic hazard would be created.»

The placards have become a hot - button issue because many recipients abuse the privilege by using expired placards and parking in places the cards do not allow.

For example, striking workers can parade outside their place of work with placards declaring their dispute, a practice that we allow.

What are meant to be gloriously motivating placards most often still come out looking like a 9 - year - old made them, and perhaps are too much of an eyesore to place anywhere they can be glanced at with regularity.

From the film's opening passage, Lubitsch demonstrates his new facility with the norms of Hollywood editing: following a humorous inter-title stating that «Lady Windermere faced the grave problem — of seating her dinner guests,» Lubitsch opens with an establishing shot of a voluminous interior with the woman seated at a desk; the director dissolves to a medium - close - up of the woman arranging her placards; and then to point - of - view close - up as she places Lord Darlington's carefully beside her own, her fingers softly tapping the folded paper.

Other features include 15.1 inch carbon ceramic Brembo brakes, 20 - inch Hennessey Monoblock wheels, a lowered suspension, new carbon fiber bodywork, and limited edition, individually - numbered placards on the dash and engine, indicating your ride's place among the 12 that will be built.

Pet stores would be required to place placards on cages disclosing where the puppy was born or bred.

A twin pair of cymbals (Nocturne, 2010) mounted on one pole is strongly suggestive of breasts — but is that only because it is placed between a placard topped with pulped contemporary newspaper fashioned into a vaguely phallic wedge (Translation, 2010) and a drooping skipping rope, whose gently nestled, round handle - tops (stems removed) suggests balls (Flail, 2011)?

Setting up tables and chairs outside, or placing a placard on the sidewalk?

On July 4, 2009, Arfaoui was convicted of «disturbing public order» by «stirring up rebellion by means of speeches in public places or meetings, or placards, posters or written texts... in public spaces.»