Sentence examples for diligent attendance from inspiring English sources

Senator Barack Obama is known for his diligent attendance at the gym, but when reporters followed him for three trips to Chicago fitness centers in one day, up cropped speculation that these workouts were not exactly physical -- the only people sweating were potential vice-presidential candidates in the hot seat.

There he earned a reputation for diligent work and exemplary attendance.

Adam Liptak of the New York Times portrayed this position as "an intellectual poll tax that could just as well justify limiting attendance in the courtroom to people smart enough and diligent enough to know what is going on".

But Justice Sotomayor's approach also sounds like an intellectual poll tax that could just as well justify limiting attendance in the courtroom to people smart enough and diligent enough to know what is going on.

(d) When holding open meetings, the Commission shall make a diligent effort to provide appropriate space, sufficient visibility, and adequate acoustics to accommodate the public attendance anticipated for the meeting.

Because of a misinterpretation of an indistinct section of a tape-recorded interview, the story quoted Malcolm Gillies, vice-chancellor, as saying that it was "as diligent as any [institution] in the country" when it came to reporting enrolment data, checking foreign student attendance and meeting Home Office requirements on English language for higher learning.

Barber v. Page, supra, held that the absence of a witness from the jurisdiction does not excuse the State's failure to attempt to compel the witness' attendance at trial; in such circumstances, the government must show that it has engaged in a diligent effort to locate and procure the witness' return.

"Diligent inquiry"?

Very diligent.

All were diligent exercisers.

Blessed with diligent researchers.