Sentence examples for between commemorations from inspiring English sources

In cases of conflict between commemorations (for example, November 11 with St. Martin of Tours and Søren Kierkegaard), there is no order of precedence, and individual worship planners need to choose which commemoration, if any, to highlight.

Educators and organisations must distinguish between commemoration and education.

The difficulty today, explained Jon Meacham, author of biographies of both Jefferson and Jackson, is how to distinguish between commemoration and celebration.

But in documenting the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, there is a fine line between commemoration and exploitation.

PAUL GOLDBERGER: Of the original plans, the Libeskind plan that was chosen was actually the one I preferred, because of its good balance between commemoration and renewal.

The sensitivities involved in becoming associated with a serious subject mean that there is a fine line — often hard to find — between commemoration and exploitation or between taking a stand and taking advantage.

Panel discussion as part of The Politics of Memory in Global Context series on the relation between individual and collective memory, between national and global history, between commemoration and information, including the challenge of presenting such difficult pasts as September 11th and the Holocaust.

These days do not take precedence over any other festival day, and if there is a conflict between a commemoration and a festival of any other rank, the commemoration is generally transferred to the next open weekday.

The parade of TV commemorations between now and the April 15 anniversary of the ship's sinking suggests new and less palatable story lines: ruthless competitiveness in the underwater photography and salvage business, and the race to sign up experts and family members.

If you happen to spend Thanksgiving in Plymouth Massachusetts this year, you can choose between two public commemorations.

The program was organized as a chronological tour of the 12 days of Christmas, with works suited to the various feasts and commemorations that occur between Christmas and the Feast of the Epiphany on Jan . 6