Others let employees work from home on days they need to fit in an observance.
The word "Ramadan" derives from the Arabic for "extreme heat," fitting for this year, though the observance is just as likely to occur in winter.
As we try to cope with our sugar comas due to baskets of Easter candy and with Passover in observance this week, we thought it would be fitting to take a look at some of Hollywood's religious or spiritual celebs.
I decided it was a good reason to get some professional help to get through it with the best chance that my skinny jeans would still fit when the monthlong observance was over.
This Deep South community is geographically isolated, fitting many regional cultural and demographic stereotypes: economically challenged, a manufacturing work force, high levels of religious observance, and based on 2000 Census figures, 44% Black, 48% white, 8% of Hispanic origin, with educational levels significantly below the state average (City-Data.com 2004).
A temporary resignation would be a fitting Lenten observance.
Conservative rabbis tend to adapt certain Halakhahs to fit conditions in the modern world, as, for instance, the Halakhah regarding observance of the sabbath.
I once heard someone say that the definition of ba'al teshuva is keeping a higher level of observance than your parents and by this broad definition we fit the bill.
The best model fit tends to present a more optimal position for evaluating the level of human rights observance, hence the health status of households and the communities as a whole.
The observance of the algorithm was 81%, 70%, and 64% respectively, confirming other observations [32, 33] that the observance decreases with increasing severity of illness.
But perhaps the carnage here in Gardez was a more fitting observance.
