"Given the Director's stated concerns about the interests of [Grimes], the Director should have been especially scrupulous about conducting meetings with [Grimes] in FHFA's offices," the report says.
At various times he showed himself ungrateful and less than scrupulous in his conduct of his various controversies.
This has meant that, though people may be scrupulous about their conduct in a private capacity, they are embarrassed to use the vocabulary of morals when it comes to public life.
For even if Microsoft had been utterly scrupulous in its conduct (which it wasn't), the force of "network externalities" -- the incentives to use the same system that everyone else is using -- would have given it a monopoly in the operating-system market.
"Several former colleagues said that, as a biostatistician and psychologist, Ford was known for her scrupulous and meticulous professional conduct.
Denise L. Cote, the federal judge overseeing that matter, concluded that because investors rely so heavily on underwriters, courts must be "particularly scrupulous in examining the conduct," she said.
There was no "back-channel" of communications, he said, and the process was conducted "with scrupulous fairness throughout".
"The U.N. has been a very firm custodian of fair trial standards, and prosecutions have been conducted with scrupulous regard for due process".
Such an investigation into the actions of a member of the public would have been conducted with scrupulous attention to detail.
The predominantly black-and-white décor and costumes, at once charming and grim, which helped make Laurent Pelly's Belle Époque production of Massenet's luxurious tragedy so effective at its première, in 2012, endure in this revival, conducted with scrupulous elegance by Emmanuel Villaume.
