Sentence examples for service held by from inspiring English sources
At a memorial service held by her political party on February 26th, in Yangon, she called his death "a great loss for our N.L.D".
Mr. Pataki then attended a service held by families at the Javits Convention Center Mr. Bloombergg informed the governor that he would not go.
George E. Pataki urged him to consider a weekend day -- and decided not to attend a service held by the families the following Sunday.
Elected representatives of ULU are still allowed to attend the service, held by the University of London, in a personal capacity, provided they do not claim to be speaking for other students or for the union.
The New Yorker, November 16 , 1981P. 184 Column written on the occasion of memorial service held by the Museum of Modern Art for Alfred Barr, who died last August.
Would they want vengeance?' I said, 'Quentin, if you really want to get a good insight into Jewish psychology, you should come to a Seder [the evening service held by Jews to mark the Passover festival] at my house.' We tell the story of how we were slaves in Egypt, really to talk about the history of the Jews.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at doughtyfuneralhome.com Services held by Doughty Funeral Home, Exmore.
Most of the congregation met while attending services held by a traditionalist priest, whose church in the San Gabriel Valley was eventually taken over by the Society of Saint Pius X.
The government has ordered the deregulation of Indonesia's telecommunications industry by 2003, ending a monopoly on domestic fixed-line services held by Telekomunikasi Indonesia and one on international calls held by Indonesia Satellite.
Muslim prayer services held by Bernas seven days after Udin's death attracted hundreds of mourners and saw several community leaders give speeches on politics and Udin's death.
That is, it did not include all state government services, just a random sample of 20 services (using SPSS) taken from a larger list of 137 services held by the state health office which included all state health services directed at people living with, or at risk of, chronic conditions.
