commemoration

The best form of commemoration is to look to the future.

A commemoration of his life was held on January 9, 2011.

A commemoration is held each year on 23 June at 08:00.

Such commemorations have been made for national and local events.

Some of the city's biggest commemorations had to turn people away.

In the end, the day after was chosen for the commemoration.

Other commemorations took place on land and at sea here.

His commemoration is held every year on or around the first week of December.

Today's commemoration cannot just look back at what we have achieved.

Gardens are also a common form of commemoration in the park.

For many, the day is less a celebration than a commemoration of what was lost.

But it is also a day set aside for a commemoration of another kind.

The history of the commemoration is found on a plate at the site.

I would now like to pass on the central message given during these commemorations.

Convention, of course, calls for commemorations to show only a person's good side.

Does this American premiere, then, have the feel of a commemoration?

It was the only major public commemoration on Chinese soil.

The commemoration was always attended by members of the state leadership.

He decided that an annual commemoration would be held on 1 June.

National officials were not invited again to the annual commemoration for nearly 20 years.

This was to be a commemoration of the billions dead on Earth, right?

Is it a blueprint for the future or a commemoration of something past?

Living history programs and the commemoration of the surrender take place throughout the year.

I would therefore like to urge all Members to include those people in their commemoration next week.

It was also a commemoration of his first flight to the Moon.