"In the mind of the entrepreneur; they're not thinking is my board great, but can I make sure they are not bad?" But O'Driscoll did outline four key responsibilities that a good board member considers conscientiously.
The Vietnam conflict impelled Rawls to analyze the defects in the American political system that led it to prosecute so ruthlessly what he saw as an unjust war, and to consider how citizens could conscientiously resist their government's aggressive policies.
In analysing the impact and outcome of health policy, therefore, any scholar should conscientiously delineate what s/he (a) considers 'policy' to be, and (b) considers as the scope of 'health'health
"Frozen" can also seem too conscientiously evenhanded in the style of topical debate plays as it considers its subject from different perspectives.
Most MPs, I think, try conscientiously to obey the rules.
The typical model in economic analysis of law, however, assumes that public officials conscientiously apply the legal rule under study.
It must be performed conscientiously, especially in children, and must take into account the patient's features and overall condition.
"Frozen" can seem too conscientiously even-handed, in the style of topical debate plays.
I also believe that South Africa is conducting the mediation process as conscientiously as it should.
Conscientiously write these down.
Montreal conscientiously returned the painting.
