They are raising their children in the faith, and Ramadan is a prime occasion for that.
Even better, it will be a prime occasion to revisit the talk about the intrigues, allegiances and feuds within the royal family itself.
Liu Xiaobo's Nobel Prize is a prime occasion to recall Jianying Zha's article in this magazine in 2007, on the subject of her brother Zha Jianguo, a democracy activist who was then serving a nine-year sentence for "subverting the state".
If the Kennedy Center can keep this season going in years to come, it could prove to be the ballet equivalent of the American Dance Festival, a prime occasion for cross-fertilization.
By Evan Osnos October 12, 2010 Liu Xiaobo's Nobel Prize is a prime occasion to recall Jianying Zha's article in this magazine in 2007, on the subject of her brother Zha Jianguo, a democracy activist who was then serving a nine-year sentence for "subverting the state".
If this is correct, then, implies Aristotle, being is a core-dependent homonym; further, a science of being becomes possible, even though there is no genus of being, since it is finally possible to study all beings insofar as they are related to the core instance of being, and then also to study that core instance, namely substance, insofar as it serves as the prime occasion of being.
Alta recently began serving weekend brunch, a natural progression for this kind of communal cooking (and a prime occasion to hang out on the restaurant's gorgeous patio).
AS PRIME-MINISTERIAL occasions go, being questioned for more than four hours at a judicial inquiry broadcast on live television hardly ranks among the most agreeable.
In which case, the programme will lack a political heavyweight trained for the full-dress, now-prime-minister occasion.
Prime examples of occasions when judicious selection of the truth is not just acceptable, but imperative, include delivering verdicts on anything anyone has made themselves, filling in the memory gaps surrounding a drunken night out and speculating on why someone has been dumped.
