observance
pemeliharaan
definition
noun
strict observance of the rules
the action or practice of fulfilling or respecting the requirements of law, morality, or ritual.
the baby's motionless observance of me
the action of watching or noticing something.
example
They make it work by sharing basic values and respecting each other's 'observance' .
Standing by her, eye to eye, he could see the tower in the distance behind her that he had noticed from his last 'observance' .
the tramp gave them no 'observance'
To those who cautiously venture into such a hidden world, Wheeler advises respectful 'observance' .
The 'observance' of conventions, traditions, and institutional norms permits purposeful choice and action within a frame work that sets limits to possible outcomes.
the baby's motionless 'observance' of me
Fullness of life is found in a faithful 'observance' of religious rituals.
It is known, among other things, for its strict 'observance' of the Sabbath.
The liminal status of a given character is frequently signalled by deviations in his/her 'observance' of everyday communal rituals.
Daya Nath believed that mental purity could only be obtained through renunciation of the world, 'observance' of rituals, introspection, and yoga.
Here again, more than the enforcement of strict road regulations, 'observance' of traffic rules by drivers would prevent traffic jams.
the decline in religious 'observance'
I looked at him, searching for an elusive answer in my head, a witty reply to such careful 'observance' .
As long as an accessory is being used for a religious 'observance' , it may not be used for any other purpose, out of respect for God's commandments.
It has become the object of a global cult, and the money which it absorbs from the world is a from of practical worship, a daily puja, the ritual 'observance' of its omnipotence.
strict 'observance' of the rules
Fireworks, red lanterns, dragon dancing, bells chiming… these have been the symbols of the Chinese people's 'observance' of Spring Festival for centuries.
A finding of an abuse requires, first, a combination of objective circumstances in which, despite formal 'observance' of the conditions laid down by the Community rules, the purpose of those rules has not been achieved.
the decline in religious 'observance'
I did not understand that God did not merely require the outward 'observance' of certain rituals but rather a clean heart and a holy life.
In the management of its global operations, IBM the world's largest computer maker has been well known for its strict 'observance' of clean business ethics.
Strict 'observance' of the new regulations could require, for instance, the inappropriate installation of PVC windows.
The Queen is meticulous in her strict 'observance' of the constitution and keeps her role to herself; which does not necessarily mean she has never privately consulted her husband, when she could with propriety do so.
Examples included interethnic cooperation or 'observance' of the rule of law.
Renewed emphasis on the strict 'observance' of ‘know your customer’ and collateral policies are needed to ensure that lending standards do not slip during boom periods.
strict 'observance' of the rules
These medallions will be made at the Perth Mint that guarantees their weight, gold and silver content and strict 'observance' of the limited mintage.
Canada's central bank can only raise or lower credit rates and cash levels in strict 'observance' of what the US central bank is doing, or else risk utter economic chaos in this country.
the baby's motionless 'observance' of me
During the outbreak in Toronto hospitals, health care workers became infected with the virus despite 'observance' of strict infection control precautions.
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