observance

And I key my life to the observance of order.

The two states will hold their first official observance this year.

The first observance of the holiday happened the following year.

The number of state observances has been growing each year, with five coming on board in the last two years.

There is certainly an increased religious observance among the young.

The event was the first time anyone could remember a religious observance held there.

Human sacrifice was a part of their new religious observance.

The study did not find an increase in religious observance after Sept. 11.

The real problem, however, is the application and observance of these standards!

Though an established day, little observance is carried out in the state.

The following are American federal holidays and other common national observances.

The law says students can decline to take part in religious observances.

No money has been set aside for the Constitution observance.

But just as among Jews, there are various levels of observance.

After 1991, the date of observance was changed to August 24.

They have the traditional right to do observances in the temple.

No national observance is planned, perhaps because many of the crew may never be found.

It follows that its record on observance of human rights cannot be a particularly good one.

As for himself, he was very strict in the observance of the laws.

More than observance of musical history is at stake here, though.

"It is a day of solemn religious observance and nothing else."

This year the observance starts on the evening of April 29.

As an adult, John did not follow any religious observances.

It was not enough, they said, that state law allowed students to miss school for religious observance.

Her influence, however, did not extend to his religious observance.