| To provide further service, the company is trying to arrange commemorations for families who choose sea burials. |
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| Recent days have seen a series of commemorations of defining events in the past century of Bulgarian history. |
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| As part of commemorations marking the 60th anniversary of VE and VJ days, the newspaper is planning a special feature. |
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| Each year since 1796, commemorations of the key events are organised in Ireland. |
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| Political leaders and women of all political persuasions are expected to attend the commemorations. |
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| For those whose lives were touched by the Dunkirk evacuation, memories have been very real during its 60th anniversary commemorations. |
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| The D-Day commemorations in Normandy this weekend will be a reminder of our shared history. |
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| The heroism of the wartime generation will be saluted by two days of commemorations in Yorkshire this weekend. |
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| Limited editions are frequently produced, often based around special events and commemorations. |
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| An historic and nostalgic week of commemorations is under way to remember the momentous events in Normandy 60 years ago. |
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| The 60th commemorations of the greatest amphibious invasion in history will be the last big ceremony marking D-Day. |
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| The resurrection that characters such as Zelmane experience will for Sidney occur only through the commemorations enacted by his continuers. |
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| The event was part of the council's commemorations of the 60th anniversary of the end of the war. |
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| I had come, I told him, to wander around Turkey and then to attend the Anzac Day commemorations in Gallipoli. |
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| And so the commemorations were all just so much more moving than I had anticipated. |
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| Through the years, re-enactments and commemorations have regularly been observed at the site on the battle's anniversary. |
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| The purpose of an urban design framework is to plan for the orderly and appropriate siting of commemorations. |
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| Between a football match, a televised debate, field visits and a discussion panel, the commemorations were well established. |
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| Perhaps some of our celluloid images and commemorations should acknowledge those pilots who could barely speak English, far less muster a public-school accent. |
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| Nor was there any noticeable clamor for more full-throated commemorations. |
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| Equally important were mourning ceremonies, a series of funerary observances and anniversary commemorations of the dead. |
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| Oh sure, the Super Bowl and all its macho imitators are commemorations of some repulsive male urge best ignored. |
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| It is first and foremost a natural cemetery reserved exclusively for cinerary urns and commemorations of all kinds. |
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| The success of these commemorations is due, in no small part, to our partners both locally and nationally. |
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| The Workers' Councils has held commemorations on this day for several years. |
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| I hope that everyone will choose to use the logo and identify their own commemoration and remembrance activities with official commemorations across the country. |
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| The memorials and commemorations will continue throughout the day. |
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| The commemorations to take place this month will be the last official one where veterans will come to relive their youth and honour their fallen comrades. |
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| The special ceremony at the Russian consulate in Edinburgh will be part of the world-wide commemorations of the end of the most destructive conflict in world history. |
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| It is hoped the new building will be opened to visitors early next year, well in time for the 200th anniversary commemorations of the Battle of Trafalgar. |
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| The city of London will come to a standstill as many workers who lost friends and colleagues and companies which lost staff hold silent commemorations. |
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| Unsung heroes of the Second World War are being urged to take part in special commemorations in the run-up to the 60th anniversary of the war ending. |
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| The chimes are sounding at Royal Naval Reserve unit HMS Eaglet after it was presented with a replacement bell in time for centenary commemorations. |
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| The rich history of the area will be expressed through interpretation and commemorations. |
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| A handful of states do not recognize Columbus Day, preferring alternative commemorations. |
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| The track where Ayrton Senna lost his life is set to be the focal point this week of commemorations marking the tragedy's 20th anniversary. |
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| Confederation Boulevard, as described on page 3 of this document, is the key defining structure for siting commemorations. |
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| There are also four commemorations in France and Belgium that pay tribute to Canadian valour in the First and Second World Wars. |
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| In 2003-2004, the NCC carried out consultations with stakeholders on a new commemorations plan it drafted and completed the Korean War Memorial. |
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| After this statement on topical issues, some painful and some happy, I must make another statement on what we may call historical commemorations. |
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| How does this fit into the NCC's goals for commemorations in the capital, given that only one gender is represented, and furthermore, that is a white Caucasian male. |
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| The aim of these historical commemorations, which include arts, games, sports and ancient crafts, is not only to entertain, but also to significantly contribute in terms of didactical training. |
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| Considering the NCC's mandate to represent Canada and Canadians through commemorations in CCR, a review of subjects already memorialized in the Capital was carried out. |
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| However, as part of a larger pattern, a commemorations plan could support or detract from policies that encourage densification and discourage sprawl. |
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| Actual criteria for selecting commemorations are examined and critiqued in preparation for a student proposal to commemorate an underrepresented element from Canadian history or culture. |
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| Although they are not commemorations in the usual sense, the parks mark many of the places that represent the mental image of the country for both indigenous peoples and more recent immigrants and settlers. |
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| Support the need to reinvigorate existing commemorations. |
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| Smaller commemorations, where they exist, tend to crowd around them. |
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| The two commemorations shed light upon each other. |
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| Quotidian practices of living and formalized rituals, commemorations, and preservation impart meaning to place and develop identities with places. |
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| In Australia, as well as the commemorations led by the Australian authorities, the Embassy of France in Canberra paid homage in front of the French and Australian war memorial in the French Embassy. |
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| These sites are also suitable for commemorations requiring gatherings and ceremonies, and they may offer the potential to include a linear presentation on a series of thematically related commemorations. |
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| The proposed programme comprises, inter alia, actions such as town-twinning, support for research into and consideration of European policies, support for commemorations or for Europe-wide awards. |
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| This land is considered essential to the functioning and experience of the capital, including the greenbelt, the Gatineau Park, riverbanks, public places and commemorations. |
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| At Battle of Britain commemorations on the weekend, I was thinking of how important BBC was to that nation in times of its peril, and I personally believe how important CBC has been to the fabric of Canadian culture. |
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| These celebrations are commemorations of freedom from physical bondages. |
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| Boulton is recognised by several memorials and other commemorations in and around Birmingham. |
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| Prior to this Glenrothes was in the unusual position of not being able to host its own Remembrance Sunday commemorations. |
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| There are innumerable statues, commemorations, books and archival collections. |
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| There are also lessons appointed for the feast days of numerous saints and commemorations. |
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| Under the rule of the fiercely anti-Shia Taliban, Ashura commemorations were forbidden, and the country's Shia population kept a low profile. |
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| Tight security loomed over the packed commemorations. |
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| In 2000, when the first of what are now annual June long-weekend commemorations at Myall Creek took place, descendants of victims and killers united in an act of mutual apology and forgiveness. |
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| Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.10am BST11 10 Q: Are you happy with the BBC's preparations for the World War One commemorations? |
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| Cameron is due to fly to Portugal on Tuesday morning to rejoin his family on holiday after attending first world war commemorations in the UK, France and Belgium. |
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| Other commemorations are planned, but we must also recognize that the work of recognizing this injustice and the hurt this legislation caused to families over many decades is not done. |
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| If the plan is successfully implemented, commemorations in the future will form an integral part of urban design planning and project implementation. |
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| Students are also involved in historical commemorations. |
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| But if commemorations have their virtues, they also have their limits. |
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| At the same time, recognize when the capacity of a capital park or open space has been reached, and direct future programs and commemorations to sites having excess capacity. |
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| I am convinced that this can provide an impetus for such commemorations. |
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| Do you think that the lack of multicultural commemorations is a problem? |
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| Memories also turned to those who have been lost since last year's 70th anniversary commemorations, including Bernard Jordan, who earned the nickname The Great Escaper. |
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| In the liturgical commemorations of the Passion of Christ during Holy Week there are frequent allusions to the ultimate victory at its completion. |
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| The stage is set for the 70th anniversary commemorations that will pay tribute to the sacrifice and heroism of those who took part in the Battle of Britain. |
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