visitation
ਦੇਖਣਗੇ
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
One of the group's first accomplishments was to organize all minority 'visitation' programs ‘under one umbrella,’ Martinez says.
It was a 'visitation' , I have not the slightest doubt about that.
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.
Paragraph five provided 'visitation' in one of the father's houses in Dubai for up to two weeks duration and up to four times per annum.
Second, in a custody proceeding, a court may grant grandparents 'visitation' rights if it is in the best interests of the child.
It also stipulates that if a mental health-care provider does testify, the testimony is limited to the custody or 'visitation' case in question.
Being legally acknowledged or legitimated is important for matters such as custody, 'visitation' and inheritance.
a 'visitation' of the plague
I will usually represent the university at the funeral or any type of 'visitation' with the family to let them know we are grieving with them.
Second, old age and death happen, and with them concerns about survivor benefits, hospital 'visitation' , inheritance and end-of-life wishes.
The focus of a mediated divorce is on reaching an equitable solution to such issues as spousal support, property division, child custody, 'visitation' , etc.
Not surprisingly, I greeted the arrival of our housekeeper like a divine 'visitation' .
the blinding light signified a 'visitation' from God
a 'visitation' of the plague
Whatever it was, it was an extraordinary 'visitation' from some spiritual place beyond.
The jail restricts his 'visitation' to just two 30-minute visits per week, so this is it.
Child custody and 'visitation' rights are becoming flashpoints in our society: Men are desperate to be a part of their children's lives.
For these reasons, the Supreme Court voided the 'visitation' order.
I don't know whether we shall survive this latest purge which is culminating in a further official 'visitation' to today's machinery sale.
There is a growing trend toward using mediation to reach an agreement on the terms of a divorce (child custody, 'visitation' , and property distribution).
The churches in major cities have developed a system of weekly 'visitation' and diaconal care for members and friends.
If we take this case - it is really a 'visitation' case for misfiring of process in the Full Court.
We encourage you to urge your child to attend the 'visitation' and funeral.
Hospital 'visitation' , tax benefits, standing for tort claims, and a right of inheritance are among the general rights provided to those in reciprocal beneficiary relationships.
They are contained in a 434-page report on the diocese which follows on from a parish-by-parish 'visitation' conducted by Bishop Miller over the last number of months.
The 'visitation' comes in the wake of the clergy sexual-abuse scandal, a scandal some in the Vatican attribute to the alleged lack of discipline or worse in our seminaries.
It appears as if the 'visitation' that was carried out cannot in any way be considered as having met Borromeo's rigorous standards for such examinations.
I think the people who committed that heinous crime deserve every 'visitation' of justice that we can bring to them.
Awareness of the inner father is also very important in the development and evaluation of laws and social policy around parental divorce, child custody, and 'visitation' arrangements.
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.
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