Ceremony means a formal act or set of formal acts established by custom or authority to commemorate a decedent.
Ceremony means any ceremony relating to the interment of a corpse;
Ceremony means a formal act or set of formal acts
Examples of Ceremony in a sentence
During the Awarding Ceremony, competitors are not allowed to display their country’s flag.
Decision will be made by the Chief Judge, who will inform the Master of Ceremony or the Announcer.
The President of the IFBB, or the top IFBB official at the contests, accompanied by the other official(s) invited by him to take part in this Ceremony, will present the IFBB Medals and/or trophies to the winners.
Detailed description of the Awarding Ceremony is available in Section 1: General Rules, Article 16.
Competitors are expected to accept their places, medals and/or awards and to take part in the Awarding Ceremony to its end (photo session).
More Definitions of Ceremony
Ceremony means one of our July 2022 award ceremonies which we offer which are referred to by us on our Website and which you must register in accordance with these Terms in order to attend;
Ceremony means Civil Ceremonies, Civil Partnerships, Vow Renewals and Baby Naming Ceremonies.
Ceremony means a psilocybin administration session in which entheogenic practitioner privileges are utilized.
Ceremony means one of the awards ceremonies which we offer which are referred to by us on our Website;
Ceremony means any ceremony relating to the interment of a corpse; “child” means a person who is not an adult, and where the word is used to define a corpse, means a deceased person whose coffin will fit into the grave opening prescribed for children in section 18, and includes the corpse of a stillborn child and a foetus;
Ceremony means Civil Ceremonies, Vow Renewals and Baby Naming Ceremonies.
Ceremony means the event known as the “Difference Makers Class of 2020 Ceremony” to be conducted as an online event by CA ANZ at 5.30pm AEDT on Thursday, 12 November 2020;