Sentence examples for greater observance from inspiring English sources

Some scholars who have studied the 1990 survey believe the motivation then came partly out of a desire to shock straying Jews into greater observance.

There would be greater observance of the spirit of the information and data acts which, given the sweeping powers the government has taken and seeks still to take, are no bulwark against making each of us naked to the state's gaze if it chooses to turn it upon us.

Helping Chinese families who may eat communally, with dietary guidance, will likely lead to greater observance of recommendations.

Changes alluded to in these focus groups, such as improvements to service allocation and waiting times, were in keeping with greater observance of patient need and support for quality improvement and assessment for endoscopy services.

The UK government is an adherent to the convention and successive governments, including this one, have always paid great observance".

Develop keen observance and a rapid response system.

Many Mumbai Jews said they had limited interaction with Rabbi Holtzberg and Chabad House, whose activities were focused on Orthodox Jews visiting from abroad and encouraging greater religious observance among young Israeli backpackers.

Why grant religious observance greater consideration than secular pursuits?

And successive governments, including this one, have always put a great emphasis on the observance of our international legal obligations.

In a since-deleted tweet, the city of Biloxi said some municipal offices would be closed on Monday "in observance of Great Americans Day, a state-named holiday".

Riley has invited President Obama to narrate portions of Abraham Lincoln's greatest speeches in an observance of the firing on Fort Sumter; it's unclear whether he will accept.