Sentence examples for to conscientiously from inspiring English sources

And Jacqui Roscoe, who tried to "conscientiously object" to the disability-insurance tax in the state of California?

I made a decision not to conscientiously object and I am now nearing the end of my abortion-care training.

Even so, no team can expect to win every war, though they are free to conscientiously object.

One official who will have much to say about when and how to end the moratorium is Michael Bromwich, a former prosecutor called in to reform the Interior Department's agency that was supposed to conscientiously regulate offshore drilling but didn't.

On immunizations: All adult citizens should have the legal right to conscientiously choose which vaccines are administered to themselves, or their minor children, without penalty for refusing a vaccine.

Ali embarked on a series of college tours across America delivering lengthy soliloquies on his faith, his decision to conscientiously object to the war in Vietnam, and his experiences of racism in America.

Mr. Dylan says he now has to work conscientiously to produce songs that used to drop into his hands, but he gets it done.

This communication, however, does not normally reflect an aim either to demonstrate conscientiously held objections to that law or to lead society to reform the law.

As Hill puts it, "[M]orality acknowledges that human beings are imperfect and often guilty, but it calls upon each at every new moment of moral deliberation to decide conscientiously and to act rightly from that point on" (Hill 1996, p. 176).

"Nutrition needs to be applied not just theoretically but also practically in course syllabuses, in order for new graduates in the industry to be able to work conscientiously on menus".

Parents should be stimulated to follow conscientiously the recommendations implemented to give the adopted children access to the best possible medical care.