There is a risk that such trials may distract Mr Glasenberg from the assiduous micromanaging that has underpinned Glencore's success.
"I think the Federal Reserve does have the capacity, the tools, should deflation occur — which, again, I don't believe is very likely — to reverse it, and we would be very assiduous in doing that," the chairman added.
After his death he received tributes from, among others, Barton, who believed "that assiduous toil did much to shorten a life that was most precious", and Griffith, who described O'Connor as "absolutely fearless in the performance of his judicial duties".
She became such an assiduous student that some colleagues from the former East found it unsettling.
A Harvard University-led study found that Britons were the least assiduous at handwashing during the H1N1 outbreak out of the five nations studied (though that didn't affect the vaccine uptake).
But with the flood of magazines, she has observed both assiduous reporting and articles that do not paint the whole picture.
His assiduous scholarship suggested that the answer might depend on whom you ask.
In modernising their party in the late 2000s, Cameron and Osborne were assiduous in insisting that the Conservatives would not cut taxes regardless of the health of economy or the state of the public services.
Yet the movie's very straightforwardness was revolutionary: it proved that assiduous moviegoing could teach a young person with a scant budget and unheralded actors to make a smoothly professional movie.
In a race well on its way to becoming the most expensive United States Senate contest in history, Mr. Lazio has benefited from assiduous fund-raising that tapped into the fervor of many in his party to defeat Mrs. Clinton.
