Sentence examples for scrupulously by from inspiring English sources

But Vertic is there to help reassure outsiders that the work is being done scrupulously by both sides.

In October 2000 the security council reaffirmed the consensus, "call[ing] on Israel, the occupying power, to abide scrupulously by its legal obligations..."...

Morgan Stanley plans to revise the index, which is followed scrupulously by stock fund managers, to give China-related shares a heavier weighting.

He added: "All finders of treasure can take encouragement that the most valuable treasure find ever made was dealt with so speedily and yet so scrupulously by all parties concerned, given that the hoard was discovered only in July.

In this frame, we have to respect Haag's personal judgment but do not accept it because the review was prepared scrupulously by scientists and headache experts who did their best to put together the most reliable knowledge on MOH published in the international literature.

We, of course, lived scrupulously by what politicians keep telling us are the real American values.

Today's opinion poll, commissioned by the high-minded Media Standards Trust MSTT) and scrupulously reported by Patrick Wintour, shows 79% of voters in favour of an independent regulator established by law, including readers of the Daily Mail (81%), whose editor leads the charge to resist this totalitarian (etc etc) imposition.

Better still, consider the somewhat similar POLST or MOLST — physician or medical orders for life-sustaining treatment — which is more scrupulously honored by hospital personnel because it is signed by your doctor.

A thorough codicological and palaeographical description of the codex 490 was scrupulously written by Schiaparelli [13], whose work was updated by Pomaro [14].

In contrast, every detail of the Kirov's production of "Jewels" by George Balanchine, which will be performed at the Met, has been scrupulously supervised by a team of Balanchine experts.

Even then, however, the distinction was seldom scrupulously maintained by either specialist.