visitation
ملاقات
definition
noun
A decade ago there was such a seminary visitation which, almost everybody agreed, resulted in marked improvements, although many think that visitation was not as thorough as it should have been.
an official or formal visit, in particular.
a visitation of the plague
a disaster or difficulty regarded as a divine punishment.
example
Many states have struggled with the treatment of domestic violence in the context of custody, 'visitation' , and abuse and neglect.
a 'visitation' of the plague
Under this proposal a parent could cohabitate with several partners over a period of years and each of these partners could be granted shared custody and 'visitation' rights.
The Viking invasions he saw - like most of his contemporaries, in England and elsewhere - as a 'visitation' of divine vengeance on a people that had fallen into decadent ways.
a 'visitation' of the plague
the 'visitation' will be held today at the funeral home
We encourage you to urge your child to attend the 'visitation' and funeral.
In recent years, masculinists have focused on father's rights in custody, 'visitation' and reasonable child support.
a 'visitation' schedule
Second, in a custody proceeding, a court may grant grandparents 'visitation' rights if it is in the best interests of the child.
On April 22, 1575, Carlo Borr omeo obtained permission from Pope Gregory XIII to carry out such a 'visitation' of the diocese of Bergamo.
The document will be normative for the universal Church and, it is expected, will play an important part in the 'visitation' of American seminaries ordered by the Pope last April.
Just two years after having been consecrated bishop of Bergamo, Giambattista Milani tried to institute a 'visitation' at S. Maria Maggiore.
Is it appropriate for close friends and family of the deceased to touch the body during a 'visitation' or viewing?
Whatever it was, it was an extraordinary 'visitation' from some spiritual place beyond.
The churches in major cities have developed a system of weekly 'visitation' and diaconal care for members and friends.
All fifty states have statutes granting grandparents, and sometimes other third parties, the right to petition a court for 'visitation' with children - even when the parents object.
Here, we are granted 'visitation' into the passing dictator's bedchamber.
Migration, transference, exploration, 'visitation' , pleasure - the ship is a kind of conjurer's trick, a delusion of connectivity and community.
For lesbians and gay men who have children, or who wish to have them, the potential impact of Lawrence on child custody, 'visitation' and adoption decisions is profound.
For these reasons, the Supreme Court voided the 'visitation' order.
I think the people who committed that heinous crime deserve every 'visitation' of justice that we can bring to them.
Later this year, the Vatican is expected to begin an apostolic 'visitation' of U.S. seminaries.
One of the group's first accomplishments was to organize all minority 'visitation' programs ‘under one umbrella,’ Martinez says.
When the bishop of a geographically large rural diocese made a 'visitation' to one of its small mission congregations, he ended by asking the vicar if there was anything he could do to help.
the blinding light signified a 'visitation' from God
It also stipulates that if a mental health-care provider does testify, the testimony is limited to the custody or 'visitation' case in question.
The First Amendment is implicated not only when courts issue orders restricting parents' speech, but also when courts make custody or 'visitation' decisions based on such speech.
Yet while judges sometimes use homosexuality as one factor among many in making custody and 'visitation' determinations, no state categorically bars gays from raising children.
The jail has a policy of no 'visitation' for young children, so she has not seen Aaron for a long time.
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