Meanings of proper observance in English

This alone will insure the necessary care and proper observance of prudence.

There can be no proper observance of a birthday which forgets the mother.

He hath not caused me to fall off from the proper observance of Kshatriya duties.

The proper observance of that religion produces immense benefits.

Before doing so I arranged to have everything in order for a proper observance of the Sabbath day.

It refers to work in factories, and I was anxious for a proper observance of the Lord's day of rest.

The Vedic belief that the mantras uttered in the correct accent at the sacrifices with the proper observance of all ritualistic

There could hardly be designed a happier life than the proper observance of all these laws would have brought to Israel.

Indeed, I spared no trouble, and Peter became as rigorous as a Chesterfield in the proper observance of all such matters.

A proper observance of religion is enough; a man need not crucify his worldly ambitions in order to be worthy of heaven.

But Charles believed in formality and the proper observance of social distances, and Randolph knew he would have only succeeded in embarrassing him.

The proper observance of the Sabbath by his younger brothers and sisters weighed on his mind, and he frequently wrote home on this topic.

We have added various selections from poets and prose writers which may help those who are preparing for the proper observance of Arbor Day.

In the school we made a special effort to teach our students the meaning of Christmas, and to give them lessons in its proper observance.

The one fundamental principle underlying this question is thorough mastication, and we cannot too strongly impress upon our readers the necessity for its proper observance.

But Martin Pinzon forever and always was a good sea captain and a Castilian of his word, knowing what was proper observance to his Admiral.