Memorialisation used in a sentence

Memorialisation in a sentence as a noun

But memorialisation seems like the right option for most people.

Presumably that means that while a feature like memorialisation gets worked on at Facebook, there isn’t enough manpower to work on it at Twitter.

You and everyone else have directly assumed that Twitter has decides not to work on memorialisation because they are malicious or incompetent ... when it’s possible that they just didn’t have enough people to work on it.

With periodic sign-off from an officer not party to the dinners, I could see it flying at even the most conservative of companies.> should be treated separately and unrelated to contract negotiations and deal termsA contract is a memorialisation of a relationship between two parties.