Sentence examples for observance also from inspiring English sources

President Jacob Zuma, who ordered the observance, also called for the country's flags be flown at half-staff and ordered a judicial inquiry — and lawmakers and politicians are flocking to the mine, which is a little over sixty miles from Johannesburg.

But the observance also highlights the challenges that the Nassau-Suffolk diocese and its 134 parishes, 428 priests and 1,433 nuns face as they enter a new millennium, including the search for a new generation of priests to serve a congregation that is not only growing but is also getting older and becoming more racially and ethnically diverse.

John Bornschein, executive director of the National Day of Prayer Task Force, the host of the Capitol Hill observance, also said that Graham will be there.

This observance was also consistent with the low cytotoxicity of dT-QX observed in HL-7702 cells where neither TK1 nor TYMP was significantly expressed.

Another Christian group, the Lord's Day Observance Society, also took umbrage.

In religious observance he also fulfilled the expectations of his age: he attended chapel regularly and gave alms generously.

The oath of a communicant, for example, is declared to carry more weight than that of a non-Christian; and baptism and religious observance are also addressed.

The level of reliability of estimates for human rights observance could also be determined from the plot's proximity to the normal distribution.

The European Union will need to look for powers in Serbia which are not driven by this blinkered nationalism but by values whose observance has also proved to benefit humanity in the European Union.

There are some branches that believe certain deeds and/or observances are also necessary in addition to this.These observances are known as Sacraments.

The rich nomenclature used to designate the "powers" exploits the resources of both the Bible and the rabbinical tradition, of the Sefer yetzira, of some ritual observances, and also of the letters of the Hebrew alphabet and the signs that can be added to them to indicate the vowels.