A party's membership and its campaigning zeal come from its beliefs and its heart.
In this instance, however, Konstantino's innovative zeal came with a significant string attached: he remained on the AngioScore board, fiduciary duties intact.
The son of a Methodist minister from Mississippi, Mr. Pittman built his career in start-ups and turnarounds, where a certain religious zeal came in handy.
Two subjects about which the French are supposed to know much, war and love, both of them occupations to which the Gallic nature is supposed to respond with gallantry and zeal, come in for some round and ribald kidding in a characteristically French costume film, "Fanfan the Tulip," which opened at the Fine Arts yesterday.
This is often channelled into Buddhist philanthropy, which troubles receiving countries less than the proselytising zeal that comes attached to some brands of Christian charity.
In this new era of Sarbanes-Oxley and regulatory zeal, it comes as no surprise that advisory services have cropped up in an attempt to warn investors of company book-cooking.
Others have married into Pakistani or Iranian families; younger people born outside Afghanistan have lost the zeal to come home that burns in older Afghans.
In their foaming zeal to come up with examples of complicated off-balance sheet transactions that could potentially evade this tax, some bankers appear to have forgotten they are a regulated activity, and that today supervisors will require capital to be put aside for activities that seek to hide exposures, risks and clients.
Curatorial zeal will come in especially handy in light of an aspect of last fall's economic-stimulus package, which allows business owners now to deduct as much as 100% of capital expenditures up to $250,000 up from a $125,000 limit prior to the new law.
Mark Dampier, head of research at independent financial adviser Hargreaves Lansdown, has an almost evangelical zeal when it comes to pensions.
