Park, large area of ground set aside for recreation.
After the studies are completed — normally in two to four years — the body is then either cremated and returned to the next of kin, or cremated and buried with a ceremony in a plot of ground set aside by the medical school.
In Damaturu, the capital of Yobe state, at least 15 people died Friday in two bomb explosions near an open-air prayer ground, set aside for prayers to mark the end of Ramadan, according to police, though the army put the toll at 50.
Parish historian Gwynedd Cannan believes that "the wording of the ban implies that African-Americans had continued to be buried both at Trinity and St. Paul's, in spite of the 1697 ban and in spite of the burial ground set aside specifically for black burials in 1773".
He told the London Society, a group of architects and others concerned with the improvement of the capital, how he was transported a century forward to the year 2014, where he saw "a beautiful sylvan line practically all around London", with "a certain amount of open spaces, pleasure grounds" set aside by "town planning schemes".
The inclusion of HC among the primary chronic headache disorders (CHDs) has been criticised on the grounds that aside from the chronicity, a highly unspecific quality, HC is a headache condition showing a sharply delineated unilaterality and clear therapeutic profile [11].
They set aside ground zero for the honor guard yesterday.
The Ground Zero setback aside, the Kellogg era at City Opera has been stable and successful — a model balancing act.
Patrick Caddell and Douglas Schoen suggested in The Wall Street Journal that President Obama should take "the moral high ground" and step aside for his secretary of state.
He emerged victorious in the struggle for control of ground zero, elbowing aside Daniel Libeskind, the architect whose design for the trade center site was chosen by Gov. George E. Pataki.
