Sentence examples for observance whether from inspiring English sources
For many people, Lubavitch is known for its curbside urging of Jews to increase their level of religious observance, whether by ritual actions or kind deeds.
We study whether fast disinfection with an alcohol solution is better than handwashing and whether it can enhance observance.
Critics of the SDA church might wonder whether Carson's strict observance of the Sabbath is compatible with the US constitution, pointing out that the United States cannot have a president religiously obligated not to work on Saturdays.
Certain religious groups tend to have large families, whether for reasons of religious observance, as with some Jews, or because it is culturally approved, as in Mormonism.
The anticorruption unit of the Kenya police is currently investigating the group to determine whether it misspent $250,000 during the observance of World AIDS Day in 2001.
Personal worship, whether public or private, is often aided by the observance of disciplines and techniques that focus the attention of the worshipper upon the sacred or holy.
It was unclear whether the rules would be relaxed after Ramadan, an observance that some Islamic extremists have used elsewhere as a symbolic backdrop for attacks on their perceived enemies.
Although bilateral trade agreements provide scope for mutual observance of the same, there is little or no information on whether they are strictly adhered to.
But whether he is attracting lapsed Catholics to return to regular observance is unclear.
Orthodox Jews, of course, sympathize with the school, saying that observance is no test of Jewishness, and that all that matters is whether one's mother is Jewish.
Whether or not hearing aids may be worn on the Sabbath and how crossing the international dateline affects the observance of Sabbaths and festivals typify the sort of problem addressed in Orthodox responsa ("replies" to questions on law and observance).
