Sentence examples for because of the observance from inspiring English sources

Because of the observance of Martin Luther King's Birthday today, the Treasury will conduct its weekly auction of three- and six-month bills on Tuesday.

Before this, the timing of the primary here, on Sept. 10, meant that the winner would be deprived of the normal front-of-the-stage moment that comes with victory, because of the observance of the Sept. 11 attack.

But the character of the observance is revealing.

Typically they ask questions about the meaning of the observance.

There were no Jewish leaders at his installation service, a diocese spokesman explained, because of conflicts with the observance of Passover.

Several of the observances were organized by UNICEF.

Rishabhanatha instituted marriage, the giving of alms, and the observance of funeral rites.

Koufax garnered headlines by declining to pitch Game 1 of the World Series because of his observance of Yom Kippur.

An article on Saturday about an Islamic school in Houston that sought membership in the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools misstated the name of the school that played an Orthodox Jewish school in Tapps's boys' basketball state semifinals, a game that was rescheduled under legal pressure because of the Jewish team's observance of the Sabbath.

The importance of this endpoint is in the observance of improvement in WHO FC.

Participants entered their opinion on their own observance of these values, the observance by colleagues (people in their team or department) and by CIH management.