Sentence examples for under scrupulous from inspiring English sources
"No Cheating, No Dying" places an intimate relationship under scrupulous, self-imposed scrutiny.
It would allow carefully circumscribed provisions, targeted at terrorist suspects only - and under a scrupulous definition of "terrorist" - including detention periods of greater than 28 days, and always with proper judicial overview as a safeguard.
He predicted a glorious future for the Third Reich and concluded, chillingly, "Above all I charge the leaders of the nation and those under them to scrupulous observance of the laws of race and to merciless opposition to the universal poisoner of all peoples, international Jewry".
But if the incidents continue, other provincial officials may be less scrupulous as they come under pressure to make them stop.
If indeed Marc Jerome's school is serving students well, then it should thrive under the new regulations, while less scrupulous competitors are driven out of business.
Though he had reported on the excesses of Shamrock and Minaret, he thought that the N.S.A., under Hayden's leadership, was a more scrupulous outfit than it had been in the past.
This week's decision may make defence bosses more scrupulous about providing it or more timid about sending out their troops under-equipped.Inquests could also be improved.
That the final minutes are so affecting is testament to the scrupulous work of New York's Mabou Mines company, under the direction of Lee Breuer.
"Our members are sensitive that they live under a microscope," he said, "so they are incredibly careful and scrupulous about the creation of any false impression".
And because he had suffered years in prison and internal exile, writing under the constant surveillance and harassment of the K.G.B., his gift for scrupulous, almost fanatical organization was a matter of survival both for him and for his work.
