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PM Maliki responded he would scrupulously respect the assurances.

UNITED NATIONS — Britain and France circulated a revised draft resolution at the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday that would condemn the Syrian government for using force against its own civilians, but would scrupulously avoid a call for military action or any sanctions against the Syrian government.

Dr. Trever thereupon explained to him that the antiquities law of Palestine required that all such discoveries should immediately be reported, and the Metropolitan assured him that in future he would scrupulously coöperate with the Department of Antiquities and the School.

On Monday the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, kept his options open, telling parliament any funding provided to the yes or the no case would be "scrupulously equal and fair".

In the wake of a videotaped police beating of an African-American suspect, officials here scrambled Thursday to plead for peace and offer assurances that the incident, an echo of the Rodney King beating in 1991, would be scrupulously investigated.

Concerning commerce, he said, "If our great corporations would more scrupulously observe their legal obligations and duties, they would have less call to complain of the limitations of their rights or of interference with their operations".

In a statement, LVMH welcomed the opening of an investigation, which it said would show LVMH "scrupulously respected the applicable rules".

And, if the worry is that political ads would not be scrupulously high-minded and perfectly truthful, should we not ban tabloid newspapers also?

They'd washed hands scrupulously, limited visits by people with young children, even limited Sara's time with baby Vivian if she showed the slightest sign of a runny nose.

To make a considered moral judgement on a conflict that took place 40 years ago, a scrupulously impartial investigation would be needed.

To adhere scrupulously to it would require them to impose austere budgets that could bring on a recession.