Sentence examples for continued observance from inspiring English sources

In it he warned them against signing an agreement, proposed by the teaching union NASUWT, that would require continued observance of national pay and conditions.

Claims that Guy Fawkes Night was a Protestant replacement for older customs like Samhain are disputed, although another old celebration, Halloween, has lately increased in popularity, and according to some writers, may threaten the continued observance of 5 November.

This category includes such omissions as the failure to regulate the activities of individuals, groups, or corporations so as to prevent them from violating the right to health of others; the failure to protect consumers and workers from practices detrimental to health, e.g. … the failure to discourage the continued observance of harmful traditional medical or cultural practices' (8).

Elsewhere in Iraq on Wednesday, violence continued to mar observances of Ashura, which commemorates the death of Imam Hussein, a grandson of the Prophet Muhammad revered by Shiites.

Continuing its extensive observance, Nassau Community College in Garden City presents "Third Wave Feminisim -- Rebecca Walker Speaks Out" at 1 p.m. Tuesday; on Wednesday, both "Women Helping Women -- What Inspires Grassroots Activists?," 11 a.m., and "Gloria Steinhem: The Making of an Icon" at 2 p.m., and "Manifesta: Young Women, Feminism and the Future," 1 p.m. Thursday.

Since Protestantism was extended to the savage parts of Scotland, it has perhaps been one of the chief labours of the Ministers to abolish stated observances, because they continued the remembrance of the former religion.

The city's Reform and Conservative populations continued to drop, as did Jewish religious observance over all.

And in the holy city of Karbala, Shiite pilgrims continued to arrive for Ashura, an annual observance of the death of Imam Hussein Ali, a moment that cemented the birth of Shiism.

Survivors of a man's shooting rampage four years ago joined in a special observance in Port Arthur before the torch continued a 100-day journey around Australia.

Even after Paul proclaimed his opposition to observance of the Torah as a means of salvation, many Jewish Christians continued the practice.

On the 300-acre piece at Nichols Rivulet, within walking distance of Oyster Cove, she continued to "hunt and gather bush foods and medicines, make baskets, dive for shellfish and carry out Aboriginal religious observances" and was also a key figure of the growing local Methodist church community.