If Federal law enforcement agencies do not conscientiously trace every firearm taken into custody, they may not only be depriving themselves of critical information in specific cases, but may also be depriving all Federal, State, and local agencies of the value of complete information for aggregate analyses".
Providers who do not conscientiously pursue a programme to maintain state-of-the-art practice could lose half of their competence in that period of time.
"I'm not happy photographing fur because I love my cats, and I cannot really separate animals and say: 'It's OK to kill those but not these.' I don't conscientiously object to fur, but if I can get around it I will.
In fact, although it is clear for all MTB participants that CancerEst guidelines are the reference, they conscientiously did not systematically decide the re-excision when microinvasion was a surgical discovery.
Two of the three pathologists did not see (or report on) these lesions as they were conscientiously seeking neoplasia in the epithelium.
One official who will have much to say about when and how to end the moratorium is Michael Bromwich, a former prosecutor called in to reform the Interior Department's agency that was supposed to conscientiously regulate offshore drilling but didn't.
But James Gandolfini didn't eat potato chips for dinner every night because he conscientiously objected to playing one of Santa's elves in Kmart ads.
While "liberty" is indeed an abstract concept, the Constitution is full of such concepts, and concerns about abuse do not excuse judges from conscientiously interpreting and applying those concepts.
In others' words "I can say conscientiously that I do not know in the world a man of purer integrity, more dispassionate, distinterested and devoted to genuine Republicanism; nor could I in the whole scope of America and Europe point out an abler head".
So I do not doubt its efficacy; I'm sure that conscientiously undertaken, mindfulness does exactly what it says on the tin.
