As the ethical consumer market matures, Workshop's more scrupulous customers are less likely to ask: "Is it Fairtrade?" and more likely to enquire "Is it fairly traded?" It's a question we should all get into the habit of asking, knowing that pointing to the now familiar Fairtrade logo is only one way of answering "yes".
I composed my first book in a computerised blur; for the second, I wanted to be more scrupulous, more thoughtful.
Ms. Biben's report said the motor vehicles agency should be more scrupulous in vetting applicants for commercial driver's licenses, including seeking help from law enforcement agencies.
Then the problem mainly involved investment income: countries were more scrupulous about recording payments than receipts, so as interest rates rose sharply the gap swelled.
"Because there is no court, the legal adviser and those taking decisions based on the legal advice have to be more scrupulous in adhering to the law".
In other words, this former K.G.B. man, known for strong-arm tactics, was more scrupulous about observing the niceties of term limits than were New York's political leaders: Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and his Medvedev equivalent, Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker.
If you can't persuade your husband to be vigilant, you might press him to consult his colleagues, who, one hopes, are more scrupulous about the rules of the profession.
"One is always looking to be more authoritative than the other," Professor Heilman said, "and one of the ways they're making this happen is over matzo — our matzo is more kosher than yours, we're more scrupulous and careful over matzo baking than you are".
Yet Cohn claims to be more scrupulous than rivals.
… People are being more scrupulous about where they buy and what they buy.
