Sentence examples for the victims memory from inspiring English sources

For hardliners, this is an affront to the victims' memory.

Survivors of a group that has suffered mass slaughter may find a measure of solace when some authority formally acknowledges that what happened was the most heinous of crimes.But when that recognition is denied because of a legal technicality or political expediency survivors can feel that the victims' memory has been insulted.

"I don't think it's against the victims' memory to maintain privacy". The FBI and Apple have been engaged in a tense standoff over whether the tech giant should help unlock San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone 5c.

As it stands, our country, where it's easier to obtain a gun than access mental health, isn't worthy of the victims' memory and it's up to us to make it so.

Those who come seeking a connection with the victims' memories will be closer than they realize.

As they talked about the victims, memories came back in spurts.

But he was also talking about the need to honor the victims' memories by doing more than holding a respectful moment of silence.

Critics in Britain and Germany cited the victims' memories and pointed out that 10,000 to 20,000 Russian, Polish and Jewish slave laborers had died in digging underground rocket factories.

"How can I mind?" All the same, Mr. Murangira is thrilled that a permanent memorial will soon take the place of his ad hoc effort to keep the victims' memories alive.

Police Sgt Sean Murphy said his photos showed "the real bomber" - the magazine cover was "hurtful" to the victims' memories and their families.

The Asahi Shimbun carries an article saying Mr Obama's "gestures will shape the visit", with the "most powerful gesture" being to "just listen to the bomb victims' memories of suffering and activism".