So what started as a Jewish-only observance of Kristallnacht grew over the years into a large national observance peaking in 1988, on the 50th anniversary, with the opening of the Jewish Museum in Frankfurt, Ms. Kugelmann said.
A utilitarian assessment of practical principles has to consider not only their observance utility (OU), which is what good will come of enacting them, but also their acceptance utility (AU), which is (roughly) what good will come of intending to enact them.
April Fool's Day is only a minor observance anymore.
The court considered that Section 116 would only protect religious observance from government interference; it would not permit a person to be excused from a legal obligation merely because the obligation conflicted with his or her religious beliefs.
Kissinger said that only the agreed observance of such overall détente would prevent the kind of dangerous squabbling that could result once either nation tried make a cause célèbre out of the other's efforts at digital spying.
The chemical sensitization is a gas sensing mechanism, which has been studied extensively for the metal-supported metal oxide sensors but the observance of such mechanism for the metal-only sensors has not been reported so far.
But these observances only heighten her sense of estrangement and she begins to feel increasingly isolated.
There is evidence that he had been a headstrong and unruly boy, but he later became concerned only with religious observances and the planning of his educational foundations (Eton College in 1440 41, King's College, Cambridge, in 1441).
Memorial observance Friday only at his late residence.
Moreover, the Sabbath is the only Jewish holiday the observance of which is enjoined by the Ten Commandments.
As the jury left Sydney's historic King Street courtroom after handing down the verdicts, only McNamara stood in observance.
