Significados de day of remembrance en inglés

A day of remembrance for road crash victims is being marked today.

Our most prominent calendar date, 20 November, is a day of remembrance.

Mr Eriwata also believed the New Zealand Wars needed their own day of remembrance.

It's getting ridiculous to continue celebrating trans day of remembrance.

Mr Bush yesterday issued declarations designating September 11th as a national day of remembrance and Patriot Day.

A day of remembrance has been held in China to honour those who have died of coronavirus.

Commemoration ceremonies were held this weekend for the first national day of remembrance for the New Zealand Wars.

The commemoration includes a two- day conference followed by a day of remembrance in Warsaw on Sunday, September 17.

The ceremonies at Glasnevin on the 99th anniversary of the Easter Rising began a nationwide day of remembrance.

Mrs Clinton says the day of remembrance is a tribute to the character and depth of the Anzac partnership.

It's a national day of remembrance for all the brave students and young citizens who took part in the Soweto Uprising protests.

A NATIONAL day of remembrance for patients who have died from MRSA and other hospital-acquired "superbugs" will take place today.

Harrowing stories of grief and lasting pain poured from the families of victims of road deaths at their annual day of remembrance yesterday.

Commemoration ceremonies around the country have been held for the first day of remembrance (Rā Maumahara) for the New Zealand wars.

The British government said it was fitting for the Bill to be passed on the United Nations day of remembrance for victims of slavery.

The national day of remembrance for Australians and New Zealanders who served and died in war, Anzac Day falls on April 25 each year.