On iOS, this might mean using more of Apple's first party apps, even if they don't work as well as free third-party versions.
But facing pressure from other European nations to be more scrupulous about the registration of migrants and refugees, especially since the terrorist attacks in Paris three months ago, Greece is planning to open five new registration centers -- also dubbed "hotspots" -- and two relocation centers to handle the influx.
Here she is more scrupulous about listing the eclectic sources from which she has filched her fun: Bill Clinton, the Daily Mirror, and the late English jokemeister Bob Monkhouse, among others.
Then the problem mainly involved investment income: countries were more scrupulous about recording payments than receipts, so as interest rates rose sharply the gap swelled.
In other words, this former K.G.B. man, known for strong-arm tactics, was more scrupulous about observing the niceties of term limits than were New York's political leaders: Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and his Medvedev equivalent, Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker.
If you can't persuade your husband to be vigilant, you might press him to consult his colleagues, who, one hopes, are more scrupulous about the rules of the profession.
If, for example, the parents of young children were more scrupulous about vacuuming their child's mattress if they had asthma, this might explain the association seen.
I composed my first book in a computerised blur; for the second, I wanted to be more scrupulous, more thoughtful.
Because venture debt is more like a bank loan, venture debt investors are much more scrupulous about who they will provide loans to, and most often are looking for investments in companies who already have a lot of capital/cash and have a very high likelihood to pay that back over 36 months.
