Brennan says the US has to be an example to the world in the observance of the rule of law.
Going beyond the draft document, the conference could recommend ways of supporting young priests in the observance of their commitments.
A later sect or type, ardent in prayer and meticulous in the observance of the commandments and the Sabbath, may have been meant.
Under the right conditions, courtesy develops into li, which as a virtue consists in the observance of the rites or the virtue of ritual propriety.
To determine whether postmenopausal (age 50 years or older) women would sustain significantly more injury after rape than women younger than 50 and to determine the role of skin pigmentation in the observance of genital injury.
This was one of the necessary steps in the observance of the deceased as one of the worshipped ancestors, which in turn raised the prestige of the family.
Ashkenazi Judaism was caught up in its disdain for the outside world and conducted an internecine battle waged over strictness in the observance of Jewish ritual.
The importance of this endpoint is in the observance of improvement in WHO FC.
There were no differences in the observance of personal cleanliness by the husbands of patients as compared with controls.
Regardless of previously applied K+, exposure to 5 min of K+ resulted in the observance of release 80% of the time, whereas, when the same neurons were exposed to K+ for a shorter period (<5 min), release was detected less than 50% of the time.
