Sentence examples for although conscientious from inspiring English sources

Most lawyers will tell you that although conscientious students can make good use of the third year of law school, it is not essential for acquiring the core competencies of practicing law.

Although conscientious objection typically is not characterised by the aim to communicate to government and society either that a law has been breached or the reasons behind the breach, nevertheless many acts commonly classified as conscientious objection – tax avoidance and resistance to conscription – have a public or communicative component.

Although a conscientious member of the Labour party, he never wore its political colours too openly.

Until the 1960s neither France nor Belgium had legal provision for conscientious objectors, although for some years in both countries growing public opinion fortified in France by the unpopularity of the Algerian War of Independence had forced limited recognition administratively.

When the second world war broke out Collins registered as a conscientious objector, although a lung problem meant that he could have only undertaken light agricultural work in any case.

Likewise the Quakers, with a strong base near Richmond, generally regarded World War II as a just war and about 90% served, although there were some conscientious objectors.

A Spiritual (chorus and soli): "Deep river" After the outbreak of war in September 1939, Tippett joined the Peace Pledge Union with which he had been informally associated since 1935 and applied for registration as a conscientious objector, although his case was not considered by the tribunal until February 1942.

Although rarely used, a conscientious data analysis should include a meaningful evaluation of the validity of homogeneity of correlation pattern across groups of participants.

There are a few options: you can get pregnant, stay in education indefinitely, or become a conscientious objector - although many of these options still involve a period of enforced community service.

Although he had registered as a conscientious objector with the Selective Service, he refused, at his father's insistence, to accept alternative service, and in 1961 he was sentenced to prison for draft evasion.

Although I agree that Californians are environmentally conscientious, statistics that overstate the case are unnecessary.