Exodus 13 provides the instructions for subsequent observances -- for example, they no longer have to eat with their sandals on, staffs in their hands, eating hurriedly as on the night of deliverance.
So, at 21, she committed to living in a monastic community with a strong sense of kinship, an emphasis on study, and strict rules for observance -- for example, one member of the community must be praying at all times.
The mukallaf status is about individual accountability for observance of the moral code, for example, doing what is required and leaving what is forbidden.
The Easter sunrise service, for example, is a distinctive Protestant observance in North America.
For example, in respect for Jewish observance of the Sabbath, Rome exempted Jews from conscription in Rome's armies.
In addition, Francophiles worldwide have taken up the observance of Bastille Day, celebrating with dinners of French cuisine, for example, or with concerts of French music.
In the northern province, for example, a major potlatch was part of the cycle of mortuary observances after the death of a chief, at which his heir formally assumed chiefly status; in the Wakashan and Salish regions, a chief gave a potlatch before his own demise in order to bestow office on his successor.
For example, develop longer videos for YouTube, take pictures for Instagram, use witty observances and motivational quotes for Twitter, short videos for SnapChat or Vine and longer, more informative posts for Facebook.
A 1926 recital review in The New York Times, for example, laments that... his performance was stiff and dry in its observance of letter and its absence of spirit.
For example, "intensive care" was understandably the least contaminated (Table 2), due to strict observance of protocols for aseptic conditions, rooms with few beds, and exclusion of visitors.
However, principally, human rights observance presents two components; the indelible rights which are more permanent and hard to continuously deny, for example the right to life and the provisional rights which are transitory or short-lived, for example the right to access electoral or public information [ 47, 1, 48, 49].
