Sentence examples for local burial from inspiring English sources

Cemetery officials and community leaders in the Boston area were concerned that a local burial would spark civic unrest.

For the past 30 years, family history societies have been transcribing the inscriptions in their local burial places, and many volumes of these monumental inscriptions have been published.

When the remains of American troops are discovered, families have the choice of burying soldiers at American cemeteries in Europe or a local burial back home.

The Ebola response anthropology platform (Erap) was set up in just a few weeks to provide valuable insight into the social dimensions of the emergency response, such as taking into account local burial practices.

Famous garden cemeteries, like Highgate, built as a sanitary commercial alternative to foul local burial grounds in the 1830s, filled up, failed to pay dividends to shareholders, and fell into disrepair during the 20th century, suffering from theft, vandalism and general indifference.

Frederick Douglass is not buried here; the cemetery was renamed for him in 1935 when a black funeral director recast it as a place where the city's black residents could be buried with dignity and not simply confined to the least desirable areas of local burial lawns.

Full cemeteries stop local burials.

Until now, local burials have taken place on the existing non-Muslim cemetery - a small rectangular patch of ground managed by the local council, and just a slow trudge 500m through sand from the new building.

years BP are highly correlated with local soil burial events that occurred during high stands of Lake Superior.

Janāza comprises washing the body and wrapping it in cloth, reciting janāza prayers and, in local practice, burial in the Muslim section of the local cemetery.

By naming her baby to acknowledge his post-mortem personhood, despite his not having drawn breath, Qudsia was defying the local customary burial practice.