Sentence examples similar to conscientiously reviewed from inspiring English sources

In order to ensure that such an abdication of the magistrate's duty does not occur, courts must continue to conscientiously review the sufficiency of affidavits on which warrants are issued.

But the district attorney said the jurors had acted conscientiously and fairly after reviewing 42 exhibits and hearing from 24 witnesses, including Detective Vasquez, during a four-week session.

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).

We have conscientiously attempted to provide a neutral and comprehensive review of the existing arguments, by clearly separating the description of the arguments (see subsection 'Arguments used in the debate') from our critical appraisal of the arguments (see subsection 'Critical appraisal of the current debate').

Peer review is the lynchpin of the publishing system: encouraging the community to consciously (and conscientiously) uphold these principles should help to improve published papers, increase confidence in the reproducibility of the work and, ultimately, provide strategic benefits to authors and their institutions.

A 1972 review of a baritone recital, in which he wrote that the singer "was well prepared and sang conscientiously, but the results were not up to generally accepted levels of professional accomplishment," became the basis for "Mr. Tanner," a song by the folksinger Harry Chapin about an amateur singer from the Midwest who makes his New York debut.

Conscientiously write these down.

Montreal conscientiously returned the painting.

She began collecting more conscientiously.

The piece was powerful and conscientiously unoriginal.

rules and conscientiously implement its commitments".