In war, governments usually enlarge the scope of their domestic authority; they may raise conscript forces, imprison conscientious objectors, subject aliens to internment, sentence traitors to death, impose extraordinary controls on the economy, censor the press, compel settlement of labour disputes, impose internal-travel limitations, withhold passports, and provide for summary forms of arrest.
He is about as conscientious a student of this subject as I know, and committed to doing things about it rather than just writing, like me).
(Everybody, Dustin Fink is the author of The Concussion Blog, which I recommend highly. He is about as conscientious a student of this subject as I know, and committed to doing things about it rather than just writing, like me).
Though the conscientious objectors were performing national service as manual laborers, they were often subjected to discrimination, derided as unpatriotic, even traitorous.
He flatters his students with being subversive idealists, who study arts subjects because they are "morally conscientious".
Ever more ingenuity has been spent on making sure that the subjects were properly motivated and conscientious.
The men — all lean to begin with, all volunteers (they were conscientious objectors to World War II) — were subjected to about a 40percentt decrease in caloric consumption.
On their level of financial conscientiousness -- sticking to a budget and having a clear retirement plan -- older participants were more conscientious about personal finance matters than younger, Boomer-age subjects.
Much more than a conscientious civil servant, John Hurst made a total commitment to his subject with constant travel, visits to excavations and sites, and meetings with scholars.
The most important safeguard for research subjects – more so than informed consent – is a conscientious, responsible, and caring investigator.
