As a statistical agency, the Census Bureau is very conscientious about our responsibility to produce accurate Current Population Survey data for the Bureau of Labor Statistics and all other surveys we conduct.
Those guides were conscientious; they felt the responsibility.
First, there are many factors at play – in one proportion or another – in any change of a student's religious views, and even the most conscientious educator cannot take responsibility for all of them.
Rabbi Michael Davis is a member of Jewish Voice for Peace's Rabbinical Council.
The lack of any significant connection between a person's opinions and his apprehension of reality will be even more severe, needless to say, for someone who believes it his responsibility, as a conscientious moral agent, to evaluate events and conditions in all parts of the world.
Dix and Ward (1978) opined that since homeowners' attitude to the assumption of these responsibilities in a conscientious manner is apathetic, septic system has not always been viewed as a viable, permanent approach to wastewater treatment and disposal.
They perceived themselves as having been physically and emotionally strong, healthy, having positive emotional attitudes, being resourceful and being conscientious workers, living up to responsibilities and duties.
"He was responsible and conscientious.
It succeeds by being responsible and conscientious.
Counsell had been so conscientious about his round-the-clock responsibilities that, in four years on Sark, he had never had more to drink than a half-pint after badminton.
If the Syrian opposition is conscientious and serious, and understands its responsibilities, then it must seriously think whether Syrian refugees in Lebanon, Jordan, and elsewhere are engaging in political activity, spontaneous or organized, in a way that leads to resentment against them instead of sympathy for them.
