While observing the occasions for messaging in our daily life, generally, there are several different occasions such as discussing official and business affairs with colleagues and superiors, occasional conservation with families and friends, and giving respects to a family, a friend, and a lover.
Scarsdale is celebrating its Tercentennial this year, so the New Choral Society of Central Westchester has decided to observe the occasion by exploring 300 years of music in America.
To observe the occasion, the mayor will address a joint board meeting of the New York City Partnership and Chamber of Commerce and the New York City Investment Fund at Goldman Sachs in Lower Manhattan.
The French president, François Hollande, observed the occasion at a news conference in Brussels by indicating that his country should not be singled out for criticism.
The composer David Del Tredici turned 70 on Friday, and the New Music Collective of the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music observed the occasion with an evening of his recent music on Saturday.
When United met Everton at Old Trafford two days later the club observed the occasion to perfection and the players, including Cantona, gave a display of football which captured all that Busby and his teams had meant to the game.
The new-music ensemble Ne(x tworks observed the occasion by recording a number of his chamber works for Mode Records, a New York label widely admired for its devotion to modern music.
Since 2005, by Congressional mandate, all educational institutions receiving federal funds — from preschools to universities, whether public or private — are required to provide relevant educational programming to observe the occasion.
Back then, 35 years ago, as their wartime leader, their last British bulldog, was laid to rest, Hitchens writes, Britons observed the occasion as a subdued, respectful nation, united in grief, yet at ease with their class-bound traditions, their monarchy, their church and their history -- even though the imperial self-confidence that had sustained them through World War II was waning.
To observe the occasion — Thursday in the city's public schools and most of its private ones — this weekend's Metropolitan section goes back to school, visiting the Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science in the Bronx, where the principal and teachers have been making house calls to let parents and students know what to expect — and what will be expected of them.
