Sentence examples for that observance from inspiring English sources

Colonel Garraway insists that observance of the law and military effectiveness can go hand in hand.

The committee argued that observance of children's rights was essential for long-term peace.

For Ms. Babic, the electoral triumph is proof that observance of Muslim tradition is compatible with Western democratic values.

Orthodox Jews, of course, sympathize with the school, saying that observance is no test of Jewishness, and that all that matters is whether one's mother is Jewish.

According to Matthew 5 21 26 and 5 27 30, Jesus also held that observance of the law should be not only external but internal: hatred and lust, as well as murder and adultery, are wrong.

The speeches that constitute this address recall Israel's past, reiterate laws that Moses had communicated to the people at Horeb (Sinai), and emphasize that observance of these laws is essential for the well-being of the people in the land they are about to possess.

Moreover, participants believe that their observance of these values is higher than that of their colleagues and that the corporate observance is even lower.

They must find an equilibrium point that maximizes observance while minimizing the loss of worshipers.

Today's Christian right-wing trades on the idea that religious observance is in decline, and in dire need of rescue.

Society - especially urban society - has now reached such a level of complexity, that the observance of common-sense rules by all citizens is crucial.

Mayweather contradicted himself when discussing the prospect of fighting Khan and a major stumbling block for the fast-punching 28-year-old is that his observance of Ramadan could leave less than eight weeks for his training camp.