Last month, more than 800 cities worldwide heeded the call to observe car-free day, on which use of private vehicles was restricted.
Shops, including the famous Hamadiyah bazaar of Damascus, stayed shut as part of an opposition-led call to observe three days of mourning, according to opposition activists and residents.
The workshop contains aggregated feedback on baseline simulated calls; opportunities to observe, compare and contrast a traditional patient education approach to a patient decision support approach; role play using the 'When you need extra care decision aid' and peer scoring of the quality of their decision support provision using the DSAT.
Even the foreign observers who'd been called in to observe it from the EU and the OSCE had doubts about the election's legitimacy (the OSCE cited irregularities at 58percentt of polling stations).
The astronomers used an orbiting X-ray satellite called Chandra to observe hot gases in the distant galactic clusters.
Bailey was impressed by what he saw when he called in to observe United's keepers at the Carrington training complex two weeks ago.
On one bizarre occasion, Mr. Pelosi took an urn containing his wife's ashes to a bar and called The New York Post to observe as he toasted to Mrs. Pelosi's memory.
Who could complain about massacring virtual Jerries when to raise such objections would be to condemn our grandparents' generation, whose accomplishments we were routinely called upon to observe with poppies and stern minutes of silence?
"Companions", as the clients are called, have to observe a ban on alcohol and drugs on the premises - a serious commitment to make because most have had chronic drink or drug problems.
It does not make the attacks any less "outrageous and cowardly," as Ban Ki-moon, the U.N.'s Secretary General, quite correctly called them, to observe that there is a lot of anger over there waiting to be channelled.
