Sentence examples for * question commemorate from inspiring English sources

Latvia's wartime history, they say, and that of its SS divisions, is complex; the parades in question commemorate resistance to the Soviets rather than Nazism.

But it might be better if we could first step back for a moment and ask a more basic question: why commemorate a horrific and tragic event like 9/11 at all?

As this anniversary approaches it is not simply a question of commemorating an achievement of days long gone.

The government is remaining neutral on the questions of how to commemorate Waterloo and how to mark the centenary of the first world war.

"I used the women's room in the governor's office," Keisling wrote under a Facebook photo commemorating the restroom in question.

Not only that, but the first two illustrations in his book are, first, of the field in question and, second, of the plaque that commemorates Ellis's inspired departure from the rules.

Mr. Gephardt gave an account of what he termed "my own journey on this question of choice" at a packed dinner commemorating the 30th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortions nationwide.

"What would you do in the last hour of your life?" ESPN poses this question at the beginning of its video commemorating the final hour of 9/11 responder Welles Crowther's life.

But then this begged the question - what is the appropriate way to commemorate a political assassination?

Major was addressing a dinner and question-and-answer session commemorating the 100th anniversary of David Lloyd George becoming prime minister.

Of course, the awkward question then arises as to which Bowie should be commemorated – the glam rock one, the thin white Duke, the pierrot, or the one with bandages around his head.