Governments have preferred to rely on the acceptance of the policy in principle by employers and trade unions, and on their efforts to secure its observance by their affiliates.
It is this sense of equality which gives to every man a right to frame and execute his own laws, which alone can secure the observance of justice, and diffuse equal and substantial liberty to the people; for those laws must necessarily be the most perfect which are dictated or corrected by the sense of parties in one capacity, to whom they are to be applied in another.
FAO and its officers shall co-operate at all times with the appropriate authorities of Kenya to facilitate the proper administration of justice, to secure the observance of the laws of Kenya and to prevent the occurrence of any abuses in connection with the privileges and immunities accorded by this Article.
It is more than probable that it will be found, in the greatest proportion, in that society which best secures the observance of justice, which inspires and preserves the virtue of its members, and which actually engages them in the exercise of their best talents and happiest dispositions.
A lawyer should also aid in securing their observance by other lawyers.
Many of the nobles and gentry, along with a majority of the common people, remained loyal to the old faith, but all the key positions in the government and church were held by Protestants who employed patronage, pressure, and propaganda, as well as threats, to secure an outward observance of the religious settlement.
Markets are closed today in observance of Good Friday.
(The market was closed Friday in observance of Good Friday).
With 37 Christmas trees in the public rooms of the White House this year, the holiday's observance in Washington seems quite secure.
An observance commemorating 9/11.
No observance of any kind.
