And if anyone had listened to the conscientious number-cruncher in 2001 when she played despised Cassandra, voicing omens of potential financial doom, well, history could've turned out differently for the collapsed energy trader.
People could become more or less extroverted, more agreeable or conscientious, or any number of things.
We got very conscientious about the number of projects we do at the same time.
This article was amended on 10 September 2013 to correct the number of conscientious objectors in the first world war from 6,000 to 16,000 and to clarify that conscientious objectors were not executed.
George, in other words, speaks for a sizable number of conscientious objectors to America's ruling liberal secularism.
Meanwhile, more than half of the men who reached draft age between 1964 and 1973 never served, and the number of conscientious objectors was unprecedented.
Lisa Stanley is co-founder of Good-with-money.com, a new website that aims to help the growing number of conscientious consumers get a good deal on their finances while also doing the right thing for the world.
However, there are some reports that the number of conscientious objectors (or "refusenicks", as they're referred to in Israel) among the Druze religious minority is growing.
Judge Alex Kozinski recently wrote that while most prosecutors are "fair-minded, forthright and highly conscientious," a "non-trivial number of prosecutors -- and sometimes entire prosecutorial offices -- engage in misconduct that seriously undermines the fairness of criminal trials".
Indeed, numbers of conscientious objectors rose from more than 16,000 in WW1 to 60,000 in WW2.
There are outstanding issues of jurisdiction and oaths of canonical obedience … which mean that the package fails to meet the conscientious needs of a significant number of our members.
