Sentence examples for scrupulous respect from inspiring English sources

These are highly distilled interviews, but the editing reflects a scrupulous respect for those being questioned.

In the 1880s, according to Stevens, China showed a "scrupulous respect for individual rights and the economy of the soil".

At a press conference Mr. Ashcroft promised that the new rules would be put in place with "scrupulous respect for civil rights and personal freedom".

In "La Cambiale" Ying Fang sang Fanny with a pure and moving soprano, phrasing with scrupulous respect for the line and traveling with assurance through the mercurial moods of her big scene, "Come tacer, come frenare i moti".

War, even when it is waged for a just cause and with scrupulous respect for international humanitarian law, always involves a descent into barbarism (think of the way Qaddafi died).

Isolux Corsán's website states that it acts with "scrupulous respect towards the principles included in the Declaration of Human Rights" and minimises "the environmental impact our activities might occasion".

The movie, which is almost entirely in Japanese, and burnished with a scrupulous sense of respect, is an exploration of the varieties of stoicism.

The trick is to find a big, public way to separate the zealots from those who just want a concerted effort by the party and its candidate to show a scrupulous commitment to respecting every vote cast.

It announced a partnership with Everyone Counts, a California-based company which has developed software for internet elections from Australia to Florida, and which boasted it would incorporate "multiple layers of security" and "military-grade encryption techniques" to maintain its reputation for scrupulous honesty in respecting its members' voting preferences.

So they finagled it in – the only significant deviation from scrupulous historical accuracy (with respect to the architecture, at least) that made an archaeologist out of lead designer Patrick Plourde.

In addition, his photographic memory was renowned, and he was universally respected as a scrupulous and honest man".