Since a huge proportion of Mormons have worked as missionaries overseas and they are usually diligent about learning the local language, any Mormon co-worker would probably know someone who had just got back from, say, Russia or China.
This attention to reflexivity was especially important during observational periods, when we had to be extremely diligent to learn about the user view and not impose our informaticians' view on activities.
Hundreds of households were relocated, water and sanitation programs instituted, living standards maintained, and advice given on investing compensation payments, not without shortcomings and failings, but with policy formulation, planning, budgetary provision, diligent implementation and learning from experience.
Chinese, on the other hand, tended to use phrases common in their culture: learn assiduously, study as if thirsting or hungering, be diligent in one's learning.
Through diligent monitoring, we are learning the identity, distribution, extent, and environmental persistence of these chemicals.
He also said the report underscored Ms. Reno's "diligent efforts to learn the truth".
Intellectual curiosity and a commitment to lifelong learning are hallmarks of diligent and conscientious future employees.
Learning to search effectively and be diligent with your efforts will pay off in the end.
The diligent reader can also learn, in excruciating detail, what time Pavlov took each meal during summer holidays (dinner at precisely 12 30 P.M., tea at four, and supper at eight), how many cups of tea he typically consumed each afternoon (between six and ten), and where the roses were planted in his garden ("around the spruce tree on the west side of the veranda").
Be diligent with homework and learn to not procrastinate.
She has surrendered very few easy points on it, having learned through the diligent application of her Spanish coaches, Esteban Carril and José-Manuel García, to compartmentalise each point and fight hard for it, even in unpromising situations.
