Sentence examples for commemoration of which from inspiring English sources

Checkpoint Charlie will doubtless become part of a Gesamtkonzept, an overarching concept of commemoration of which German officials are particularly fond.

In Mexico the case was seen as emblematic of so many others since the massacre of more than 600 students in the capital in 1968, a commemoration of which the Ayotzinapa students were heading for, after a local protest against government education policy.

This 20th year since the fall of the Berlin Wall has been packed with ritualized public commemorations, some of which were likened here to the gala anniversary celebrations of Communist times.

The commemoration of Ashura – which marks the death of Imam Hussein, one of Shia Islam's most revered figures – peaks on Tuesday.

During the 90-minute private commemoration of Mr. Chambers, which was closed to the news media, William F. Buckley Jr., the founder of National Review, recalled Mr. Chambers's days as an editor there.

Thus it is difficult to understand why western countries do not avail themselves of the commemoration, to which China has paid so much attention, as a wonderful opportunity to review those good feelings.

Alternatively he could establish a chantry attached to a cathedral or parish church and served by a secular priest – another privatised form of commemoration which became a characteristic form of late medieval piety.

"We are currently asking all members of the public to give us their views on a new commemoration of the Chartists, details of which are on the council's website".

Nelson Mandela was returned to his people today to be buried in the place where he had spent much of his youth; one of the final acts in days of commemoration in which the main theme was his great achievement in unifying a divided nation.

He made the remarks in commemoration of Victory Day, which has become Russia's major patriotic holiday.

Yet the Spanish government has not scheduled an official commemoration of the war, which began with a military uprising on July 17 , 1936