"He has been zealously working all his life to make some impression, to make a difference.
We all pay through the nose because of this phenomenon; indeed, the entire dealmaking process has become semi-paralyzed as lawyers zealously work to out-smart each other (and us).
Much of this is thanks to the hundreds of businesses, non-profits, academic institutions, and foundations across the state zealously working to better conditions in all 144 developing countries and developing life-saving vaccines and pro-poor technologies and programs.
Originally from San Francisco, Girma has worked zealously to achieve equal opportunities for Americans with disabilities, beginning with her leadership in the National Association of Blind Students.
American officials expressed cautious concern, then worked zealously behind the scenes to find a solution, all the while claiming not to undermine Iraqi sovereignty.
After graduating from Harvard in 1846, Norton opened a night school in Cambridge, was director of a housing experiment in Boston, and worked zealously as an editor for the Union cause during the Civil War.
For Coates, the oppressive regime that black people were subjected to, first in the American South and later in northern industrial cities, such as Chicago, was nothing less than a "kleptocracy", one that worked zealously to keep black people in "debt peonage".
Now, she said, the "American people will be my client and I will work zealously" to protect them.
Disabled people have historically faced great obstacles at the polls, and disability-rights groups are right to work zealously for accessible voting.
His office issued a statement that said: "The Division on Civil Rights has a long-standing record of working zealously to combat discrimination and ensure equal treatment for all individuals".
But professional pension trustees work zealously to balance risk and reward in traditional pension plans, and workers also need to have a strategy and stick to it, financial planners say.
