Meanings of public commemoration in anglès

It's a public commemoration site, studded with so many white crosses.

Chinese authorities ban any public commemoration and have never released a full death toll.

A public commemoration of Nobel prize-winning author Gabriel Garcia Marquez has taken place in Mexico City.

There was an interesting juxtaposition of events involving public commemoration this week, first at Dublin Castle, then Leinster House.

Chinese authorities ban any public commemoration of the event on the mainland and have never released a full death toll.

They would gather at the mine portal for a private memorial service at 3.44pm, followed by a public commemoration in Blackball at 6pm, he said.

In terms of monuments, parks and other public commemorations though, Barry is fighting back.

Broad public commemorations were cancelled during the Spanish flu pandemic in 1919, the year after what was at the time dubbed the Great War.

Public commemorations are taking place in Burma, also known as Myanmar, to mark the 25th anniversary of the uprisings which launched the country's pro-democracy movement.

He said Tibetans were well aware of the upcoming 60th anniversary of the Dalai Lama's exile, even if public commemorations of any sort were banned.

On Monday, there were public commemorations for "Martyr's Day", a new public holiday introduced after 45 Emirati soldiers were killed in a single incident.