They are, of course, there for us: analogues to lifeguards, fences, swimming lessons, warnings against riptides, beach closures, personal responsibility and vigilance, public policies, regulations and restrictions, and a general pattern of conscientious concern by the body politic for the fate of individual bodies.
Amid this general mobilization, the lone conscientious objector is the "CBS Evening News".
And Julie Gilhart, the fashion director of Barneys New York, says that consumers in general are making more conscientious choices about what they wear, eat and drive.
Second, and related to the first, policy analysis generally assumes that public officials in general and judges in particular, are conscientious.
Aitch has been on the Hill for three years, and the constant reactionary state of things since 2016 affects her at work and her peace of mind in general as an informed and conscientious black woman.
At least one veteran declared himself a conscientious objector to the general approval of the play.
American military law recognizes conscientious objection to war in general only and not to specific conflicts, said Eugene Fidell, a founder of the National Institute of Military Justice.
Before a more conscientious approach to restoration became general in the mid-20th century, areas of paintings that had a number of small losses were often indeed, generally entirely repainted.
Whether these conscientious acts actually contravene the general duties of the office is debatable.
Generally, the warning statements appear conscientious.
