"ondear" in English

Let us raise the flags of confidence in the present and hope for the future.

It waves the flag of competition and the four freedoms which accommodate big business.

There is always more to life than can be covered in regulations.

We will, at least, not be the last doomed brigade left fluttering the flag of this missile defence system.

I will march and fly the flag for the rights – guaranteed by Article 13 – of everyone in the European Union.

Please wave the flags, say you need more.

I put it to you that populists are actually democrats and you abuse those who want to fly the flag of populism.

This is all about EU flag-waving.

We know that it is now fashionable in some quarters to be extremist or populist, or indeed sometimes to wave the flags of xenophobia.

I think that the EU should not be a flag waver in this affair, but should act together with the UN and the Arab countries.

I have instructed the services of our House, as a mark of respect, to fly the Spanish and European flags at half-mast.

Madam President, on the approval of yesterday's Minutes; in paragraph 3, Mr Macartney referred to the flying of the European flag.

However, I am glad to tell the House that local authorities right across Scotland will be flying the flag in defiance of that ban.

Mr President, with reference to Mr Poignant's report, I voted against the notion that the EU flag should appear on all EU vessels.

And so, to those of us who join in showing our colours in cities, towns and parliaments, ‘Tashi delek’ – good fortune.

We should be flying the flag for human rights at all times and not lowering it in unfavourable circumstances, as unfortunately sometimes happens.

Better coordination between the Member States, together with increased accountability on the part of respective countries’ governments may prove to be just as effective.