Sentence examples for construction of cemeteries from inspiring English sources

The Commissione nazionale per la onoranze ai caduti di guerra in Italy coordinated the military repatriation of bodies and the construction of cemeteries.

At the end of 1919, the Commission had spent £7,500, and this figure rose to £250,000 in 1920 as construction of cemeteries and memorials increased.

In contrast, the construction of war cemeteries, graves and their associated memorials were typically placed under the control of a central state authority.

The construction of war cemeteries was a clear priority, but there was an ambition to produce a ground-breaking series of memorials to the fallen soldiers and the key battles along the Western front, while in the east there was an urgent political requirement to construct memorials to reinforce Britain's inter-war claims to influence and territories across the region.

The historical record showed that Emperor Qin Shihuang planned the construction of his cemetery soon after he was enthroned, and the large cemetery and mausoleum showed that he wanted to continue his imperial life after his death.

In addition to the existing cemetery located northwest of the town of Caselle Torinese, PRGC projects the construction of a cemetery on the extreme outer edge of the municipal area, immediately next to the municipal boundaries of Settimo Torinese and Borgaro Torinese.

These huts may have fallen into disuse before the construction of the cemetery.

"I know a great deal of the horrors and tragedies of war," he said, noting that he was chairman of the commission that supervised the construction of American military cemeteries overseas.

The construction of the French cemeteries was complicated by even more heated arguments over how the bodies of the war dead should be dealt with.

Then there are the public campaigns against the construction of mosques, schools and cemeteries, which resemble redlining practices that have prevented African Americans from living in majority-white communities.

Many tombstones were destroyed in 1950 during the construction of Žalgiris Stadium; the cemetery was completely demolished in 1955 in accordance with a decree issued by local authorities in 1948.