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No. There has not been a goalkeeper who had a heart stroke in penalty or tie breaking time.
BY breaking the code into various member functions, it becomes easy to make any desired changes in the program. It becomes easy to comprehend the code.
Public Law 94-344 on July 7, 1976 (Flag Code) prescribes all rules for treatment of the US flag
An injunction is an order of the court. To disobey it is Contempt of Court. The judge can tailor any penalty or sentence he wishes.
No because it has to be made a sertain way. According to the US Flag Code, any item which the viewer can reasonably interpret to be a United States Flag, IS a United States Flag. And as such, anyone--not just companies, but private citizens--can produce US flags. You can even make them at home.
The Flag Code is a set of advisory instructions, and while it is part of federal law, it is not illegal to go against it. There are no penalties for failure to comply with it, and indeed, that would be unconstitutional. In the context of the Flag Code itself, no other flag should be flown above or at the same height as the US flag (Texas is often wrongly stated as an exception to this).
We can use flag for many reasons depending upon ur logic but normally people use flag to check which control flow led to this o/p...hmmm to make it more clear EX : if(i%2==0) flag = 1 ; else flag = 0 ; ... ... ... if(flag) print "the number is even" Like this u can use to flag to de-bug ur code or to check the control flow
Very rarely can people get out of a contract for a broadband provider without a penalty. You can try by voicing any complaints you have with the company or asking your new service provider if they will pay the fee for breaking the contract if you switch to their company.
Any crime where the penalty is confinement for 90 days to a maximun of 12 months. Please read KRS chapter on penal code.
Any flag could, but it would be disrespectful.
There have been fewer than five NFL games that have been played without any penalty flags thrown. The games occured during the 1930s and the 1940s and there have not been any flag-free games since (as of August of 2013).
When the Flag is in a damaged or soiled condition, it shall be destroyed as a whole in private, preferably by burning or by any other method consistent with the dignity of the Flag. - Flag Code of India 2002, Section II, Point 2.2 (xiii)