In 1823, its fiftieth anniversary passed without observance.
Yesterday, in observance of Day Without Art, which honors those lost to AIDS in the art community, the Metropolitan Museum of Art removed or shrouded at least one object in the galleries of each of its seventeen curatorial departments.
By Andrea K. Scott December 2, 2008 Yesterday, in observance of Day Without Art, which honors those lost to AIDS in the art community, the Metropolitan Museum of Art removed or shrouded at least one object in the galleries of each of its seventeen curatorial departments.
Because SNPs in candidate genes were mined without observance of any specific in silico filtering level besides the most fundamental one (see methods), they were not included in the subsequent comparative analyses of the in silico filtering parameters.
Lipid profiles and blood glucose were measured without strict observance of fasting state due to practical challenges in enforcing fasting among often severely ill patients.
But it is surely his own memory of "Charade," and of its period, that he is honoring, and without that act of observance the new movie makes no sense.
In the charter establishing the United Nations, for example, all member states pledged themselves to take joint and separate action for the achievement of "universal respect for, and observance of, human rights and fundamental freedoms for all without distinction as to race, sex, language, or religion".
Conversely, without religious Jews sustaining Jewish commitment and observance there might be precious little to fight for, as Israel becomes more and more like any other decadent Western nation.
[ http://www.un.org/en/documents/charter/chapter9.shtml] Article 55 (c) notes that the UN shall promote "universal respect for, and observance of, human rights and fundamental freedoms for all without distinction as to race, sex, language or religion".
