I will manage my enterprise by diligently, mindfully, and conscientiously applying judgment based on the best knowledge available.
Except as a legislative history informs an analysis of legislative action, there is no more advance assurance that a legislative body will act by conscientiously applying consistent standards than there is with respect to voters.
Further, the expert process stimulated mind boggling and imaginative scenarios, conscientiously applying wild cards and other creative techniques.
Even though more and more means of learning become available, finding the time to apply oneself is increasingly difficult when less demanding activities beg.
But researchers conveniently do not consider what it takes to apply oneself so assiduously and, in particular, why one would want to work so hard if one was not progressing rapidly to the head of the class.
"Both al-Tawhid cases need not have happened if immigration law had been conscientiously applied," the judge said.
The District Court and Court of Appeals conscientiously applied the standard of review applicable to habeas corpus proceedings embodied in 28 U.S.C. 2254 d).
The typical model in economic analysis of law, however, assumes that public officials conscientiously apply the legal rule under study.
The public official does not identify the rule that would best promote her own preferences and then apply (or not apply) that rule; rather she "conscientiously" applies the rule that "ought" to govern the event.
The first is that its programs, conscientiously applied, have failed to put the British economy convincingly on the way back to health.
Social marketing when it is conscientiously applied, has been identified as a possible strategy to change behaviours [ 21].
