The phrase "commemoration by" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use it when you want to describe a commemoration, or an honoring, of something or someone by a particular person or group. For example: "The mayor led the commemoration by giving a speech at the memorial site."
Khwezi Gule, the museum's chief curator, explained that the cleansing ritual was added to the commemoration by its sponsor, the June 16 Foundation.
In its place there is a lightly excavated, cordoned-off square of soil and, to its side, a waist-high cairn erected in commemoration by generations of pilgrims.
Mr. Bush urged Americans to join in the commemoration by lowering their own flags to half-staff and by observing a moment of silence beginning at 8 46 a.m.
The sheets of yellow paper and the London Underground repeatedly feature in Hoban's writing and the message was left as part of a coordinated commemoration by Hoban's fans of the writer's 77th birthday.
In time, we may be able to learn the names of those countries that did not consider this historic event worthy of commemoration by the international organization itself created in the wake of World War II.
"He was a hardy perennial in terms of English patriotism," he says, pointing out his resumption of the Hundred Years' War against the French, and commemoration by Shakespeare (Gove was also massively pro-Shakespeare while he ran education, so extra points there).
Commemorations provided by groups responsible for wrongdoing may demonstrate a willingness to acknowledge responsibility for such wrongs, (renewed) respect for the victims, and commitment never to repeat such misdeeds (Barsalou and Baxter 2007, Blustein 2014).
And now, aside from occasional commemorations by the Giants, memories are all that is left.
According to Mr. Abunimah: It's a similar gag that relates to the law banning Nakba commemorations by municipalities, but to soften the blow Netanyahu and gang propose alternative slogans for Nakba Day celebrations.
"What we have discovered is that the public is making its own choices," said Carol Enseki, president of the Brooklyn Children's Museum, who has helped coordinate commemorations by New York's major cultural institutions.
And although Bond's Bingo is probably the best biographical play about Shakespeare, it failed to feature in the epic death quadricentennial commemorations by the Royal Shakespeare Company and the BBC.
