Chiang Mai and Chiang Saen show repetition culture in religious location and names.
Because of the religious implications of any marriage, plans were made to hold a secular coronation ceremony not in the traditional religious location, Westminster Abbey, but in the Banqueting House in Whitehall.
†Other settings include the following: private home (n = 15), noncafeteria workplace (n = 7), church (n= 2), other religious location (n = 2), hotel (n = 2), party (n = 3), apple orchard (n = 1), camp (n = 1), football tournament (n = 1), ship (n = 1), indoor playground (n = 1), movie theater (n = 1), trip to relatives (n = 1), other unspecified (n = 1), and multiple settings (n = 3).
If you go to church or another religious location, you may find a way to get involved in your community through that.
Other tourist spots near Mysore include the religious locations of Nanjanagud and Bylakuppe and the waterfalls at Shivanasamudra.
Study the website, become familiar with the school's mission, philosophy, or any special attributes of the institution (i.e., its size, religious affiliation, location, emphasis on independent study, strength of particular departments, research and internship opportunities) and how these mesh with your background, interests, and ambitions.
Religious cult locations were commonly located in the vicinity, while the gords themselves were frequently visited by traders and artisans.
Right now, Iran, because of its size, wealth, military power, location, religious and civilian leadership, and ambitions, really is a serious threat — much more so than Iraq was four years ago.
They're saying, 'We're doing this whether you like it or not.' " Other protesters insisted that while they supported religious freedoms, the location of the planned Islamic center was an incursion on the rights of those who deemed ground zero a hallowed space.
Last-name, clan, caste, or tribe-based communities are catalogued according to location, religious affiliation, language, and population -- the data collection puts the postal systems of most developed nations to shame.
Secondaries were randomly selected within strata based on geographical location, religious status (Catholic/non-denominational) and deprivation; primaries on the basis of the proportion of pupils transferring to the selected secondaries, and finally classes of children within primaries according to the first letter of the class teacher's name [ 52].
