Sentence examples for time of observance from inspiring English sources

Then U.S. President Grover Cleveland used legislation to enact a federal holiday to occur in September as a time of observance for labor, so as to demonstrate his commitment to making healing and reconciliation with labor a top priority.

Frequent cities and towns that have enjoy festive cultural celebrations during this time of observance.

The feast of Easter is linked to the Jewish Passover and Feast of Unleavened Bread, as Christians believe that the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus occurred at the time of those observances.

The UN also declares and co-ordinates international observances, periods of time to observe issues of international interest or concern.

So, considering Easter is supposed to be a time of excess after your successful observance of Lenten restraint, things are about to get pretty bloody austere if you're old, disabled, poor or out of work.

This presents tough challenges such as tractability in real-time and observance of tight operational constraints [11].

The calendar at this time of year fills up with observances in cultures and religions around the world.

We have turned a period of religious observance into a time of purging ourselves of things we think we can't live without for just long enough.

Last year, for the first time, the global observance of World Habitat Day took place in the United States, hosted by HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan.

I think I'm having a hard time approaching the observance of Yule because -- and this may seem strange to many Pagans -- I'm yearning for some sort of moral lesson attached to the High Day; some distinctly Pagan message of hope, one that addresses the tragedy that befell the community in Connecticut last week, and the emotional aftermath that swept through the world.

The degree of observance varies, however.