This is a question even the most diligent Googler is wont to find.
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Even the most diligent dieters can find it hard to constantly resist temptation.
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Trump's probably the most diligent, hardest-working president we've ever had in our lifetimes.
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Dr. Kao would later admit that he had not been the most diligent university student.
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As an Egyptian, I am shamefully aware that my country's government was among the most diligent.
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And that can be hard for even the most diligent person to do perfectly, Ruiz says.
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That amount of reading — especially bad reading — can thin the patience of even the most diligent judge.
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No story is as instructive as that of the Japanese, arguably the most diligent of Hamilton's disciples.
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The most diligent publications limit every possible variable to come to objective, comparable measures — work that is useful and laudable.
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Regulations are constantly updated, which means that even the most diligent team of architects often miss violations, resulting in costly delays.
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Scripts allow a small number of raiders to post at robotic speeds that even the most diligent admin can't keep up with.
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But today, he said, Schär is his most diligent athlete, someone who never misses a training session and is impatient about improving.
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As a result, the most diligent mopper—subsequently christened Mr. Clean—was appointed mop boss, in charge of enforcing quality control for the month.
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"I constantly see people rise in life who are not the smartest, sometimes not even the most diligent, but they are learning machines," he says.
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That's because, even with the most diligent and thorough preparation, there are bound to be challenges that a startup founder isn't expecting in the moment.
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But before the flag wave comes the meticulous organization, in almost the same way your most diligent schoolmate organized her highlighters for back-to-school season.
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"The security situation for the United Kingdom, presently described as severe, is such that there needs to be the most diligent possible protection," the ruling reads.
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Even the most diligent pre-baby prep can't guarantee that you and your co-parent will have time to bathe or sleep on a regular basis.
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But for the most diligent it reduced the risk of becoming infected by 20003%, compared with control volunteers who did not use such a ring at all.
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Without retirement reform, only the most diligent and disciplined about saving and investing have any chance of living off their assets once their working lives are over.
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Yet in a country where poverty is rife, even the world's most diligent transformers of lemons into lemonade need some help to see a nearly empty glass as half-full.
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Later the same day, Karen Dubinsky, one of Ms. Mellow's administrative colleagues, had been scheduled to lead a meeting of the President's Society, a group of the school's most diligent students.
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Music writer Liz Pelly — journalism's most diligent critic of the outsize influence Spotify is currently wielding in popular culture — conducted a micro-study on Spotify's algorithmic sexism for the Baffler earlier this year.
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Even the most diligent parent can't monitor the media and technology their children interact with 24 hours a day — and they need to feel more secure leaving their kids alone with connected devices.
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And Keefe said that "most diligent organizations" in the health-care industry have done away with identifying people using their Social Security numbers, although there's a simple thing consumers can do to fortify their health histories.
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You can have the most amazing, innovative ideas, but if you have a toxic personality that repels even your most loyal customers and most diligent employees, you may be singlehandedly costing your business time and money.
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This was at a business that has since been renamed, sold twice and had its assets divided between several conglomerates, so even the most diligent H.R. professional would have a difficult time verifying his employment information.
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There's no conclusive proof, but eBay may take more office time than many other popular sites, since users have no say in when an auction might end, and generally, that's when you have to be most diligent.
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Dowd's defenders also point out that in Trump, he hardly has the ideal client, given the President's propensity to stoke political firestorms in a way that could undermine the work of even the most diligent legal team.
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Every year, as the weather gets colder and holiday shopping ads start appearing on TV (though admittedly those start showing up around Labor Day now), even the most diligent and focused employees find their attention wandering a bit.
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Captain Connor, surely the most diligent henchman a corrupt system of authority could ever ask for, trails Laszlo and John all the way to the chamber where they're confronting Japheth, mortally wounding the killer before being shot to death in turn by Sara, another last-second arrival.
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To discuss this oddball time in chart history, Jon Caramanica is joined by The New York Times pop music reporter Joe Coscarelli and Chris Molanphy, a freelance writer for Slate, Vulture and others who is among the most diligent chroniclers and explainers of the Billboard charts.
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"You are the most diligent, like diligent bees, traveling here and there and being exposed to the sun and rain," he said on Friday as he ventured into the streets of Beijing to wish a happy new year to delivery workers, a photo opportunity that was heavily featured in the state-run media.
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He references barbarian tribes of his time in which property was held in common, and the laziest of the bunch would always take away large amounts of food grown by the most diligent.
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View of one of Proeung's models of Angkor Wat Dy Proeung is a Cambodian architect and sculptor. He is notable for creating scaled-down models of Cambodian temples, most notably Angkor Wat. An article in Roads & Kingdoms once described Proeung as Cambodia's "Most diligent and heroic architect".
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The Major General Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Medal is awarded annually to the individual who has contributed most significantly to AUSA's mission over the previous year, often honoring AUSA's most diligent volunteers. Past recipients include Julius W. Becton Jr., Paik Sun-yup, and William G. Bainbridge.
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His models gained attention in Cambodia, and were visited by Norodom Sihanouk, who was King of Cambodia at the time. As of 2018, Proeung was still making models and teaching younger Cambodians about the nation's architectural heritage. An article in Roads & Kingdoms once described Proeung as Cambodia's "Most diligent and heroic architect".
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Jacob Kærup (13 September 1682-29 August 1751) was a Danish theologian and priest. He served as a Bishop of the Diocese of Christianssand from 1733 until his death in 1751. He was one of the most diligent and conscientious bishops in the era of state-run pietism during the 1700s in Denmark-Norway under King Christian VI.
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He was not, apparently, one of the most diligent students, and found it difficult to follow an organised routine, including getting up early for breakfast. Tredegar Query Club by friends including Aneurin Bevan and Walter Conway. Conway is in the middle of the picture. Aneurin is second from right on the back row and his brother Billy is second right on front row.
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Talbot motivated Windle and instilled him with a greater level of self belief. For his part, Windle responded by increasing his workload, and was regarded as Talbot's most diligent student. Windle trained with a determination that often saw him swim through others who were in his training lane. These collisions led to complaints by recreational swimmers that Windle was too aggressive.
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His mother added that among her 6 children, Raymond is the most diligent and that he was the only one who did not need a tutor while growing up. In September 2012, his mother filed her Certificate of Candidacy as a congresswoman in Cebu but lost during the 2013 elections. Gutierrez identifies himself as a "Nightlife Connoisseur" in their reality TV series It Takes Gutz to be a Gutierrez.
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In 1998, shortly after her speech at the 10th Assembly of Azerbaijani Writers Yologlu was awarded with an individual scholarship by Heydar Aliyev, the then President of the Republic of Azerbaijan. She was declared “The Most Diligent Scholar of the Year” by “Simourg” International Award Foundation in 2001. She was awarded with “Award of Service of 2002” by KIBATEK (Cyprus, the Balkans, Institute of Eurasian Studies) in 2003.
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The Alter suggested Rabbi Yechiel Mordechai Gordon, then known as the "Illuy (genius) of Trok" and later as the "Prince of all Roshei Yeshiva", for one of his daughters; and Rabbi Yehoshua Zelig Ruch, who been known as the most diligent student in the yeshivos of Telshe and Slabodka, for the other. With his sons-in-law established on the yeshiva faculty in Poland, Rabbi Shulevitz emigrated to Palestine.
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Noted for being a mercurial and temperamental live performer, during this short period of time in 1973, Morrison went on one of his most diligent tours in years. With his eleven-piece band, The Caledonia Soul Orchestra, which included a horn and string section, he has often been said to have been at his live performing peak.Rogan, No Surrender, p. 282Hage, The Words and Music of Van Morrison, p.
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" Thomas Watson (1792–1882), Professor of Medicine at King's College Hospital, London, wrote in 1842: "Wherever puerperal fever is rife, or when a practitioner has attended any one instance of it, he should use most diligent ablution." Watson recommended handwashing with chlorine solution and changes of clothing for obstetric attendants "to prevent the practitioner becoming a vehicle of contagion and death between one patient and another." From p. 806: "Whenever puerperal fever is rife, or when a practitioner has attended any one example of it, he should use most diligent ablution; he should even wash his hands with some disinfecting fluid, a weak solution of chlorine for instance: he should avoid going in the same dress to any other of his midwifery patients: in short, he should take all those precautions which, when the danger is understood, common sense will suggest, against his clothes or his body becoming a vehicle of contagion and death between one patient and another.
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Samuel Simon Schmucker, who later said Daniel was "one of the most diligent and successful students that the Seminary ever had."Luther A. Gotwald, An Autobiography, p.22. In 1826 Samuel Simon Schmucker organized the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg and was its first professor. Since Daniel Gottwald entered the ministry in 1830, having studied two and one half years at Gettysburg, this places him among the first students to graduate from that school.
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After the Treaty of Tilsit (July 1807) he became a major and a member of Gerhard von Scharnhorst's commission for military re-organisation. By 1810 Boyen had become Director of the Military Cabinet. In the re-constitution of the Prussian army he functioned as Scharnhorst's most diligent helper, but after the conclusion of the alliance between Prussia and France in 1812 he resigned his commission as a colonel and visited Vienna and St Petersburg.
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Dezső Sulyok presents the party's program on July 24, 1946. The cornerstone of the program is maintaining neutrality of the country (and independence), and ensuring the democratic rights and principles of parties. There is increased friction between the Freedom Party and Smallholders Party as the latter is increasingly becoming controlled by the Communist Party. The Hungarian Freedom party becomes the most diligent opponent, trying to shed light on the antidemocratic actions of the Communist Party.
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The protagonists are Gutti, the most diligent child in his school, and Ólína, the most troublesome. Near the beginning of the story, Gutti learns that the underpants factory that dominates his neighbourhood has just been closed by the authorities. After school, he goes to the home of his grandmother, who works in the factory, expecting to find her there. She does not return, but Ólína finds Gutti there and convinces him to investigate the factory.
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Puff's most diligent student and knows every answer to the oral exams he takes, but he panics and crashes when he tries to drive a real boat. When Mrs. Puff endures one of SpongeBob's crashes or is otherwise frightened, she puffs up into a ball. Special episodes of the show are hosted by a live-action pirate named Patchy and his pet parrot Potty, whose segments are presented in a dual narrative with the animated stories.
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" J. Lewis (president of the Society) "Reed . . . one of the most lovable as well as the most diligent of men. He was already 92 years of age when I became president, and throughout my term of office he showed for his work an industry and enthusiasm that would have been creditable in a man with his career still to make. With all this he had a vigorous joy in life, and a kindly and sympathetic nature.
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Geographer Elek Fényes described the village in 1851 as an important and historically significant őr settlement: : "The fields are of only average fertility but the meadows are good. Has got sufficient wood and pasture. The inhabitants are the most diligent in the county: they are not only cultivating flax and breeding horses but they produce cloth and lint, make knives and other ironworks, practice crafts and trade." At that time, 41 noble families lived in Felső-Őr.
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The hasmadah (diligence in Torah study) in the yeshiva was well known, with the average student studying fifteen hours each day. The most diligent students were called the "Lions of Grodno" or in Yiddish, the "Ariyos fun Grodno"; they were capable of learning for eighteen hours a day. Among the "lions" were Moshe Zaretsky and Yisrael Zev Gustman, future rosh yeshiva in Ramailes. The two both used stay in the beis medrash (Torah study hall) for months, immersed in Torah learning.
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California scrub jays (Aphelocoma californica) are regular supplemental prey in northern California studies as well. Blue jays and other related species are among the most diligent mobbing birds in response to the presence of a Cooper's hawk although sometimes may let out an alarm call or even imitate a Cooper's calls merely to frighten other birds from a desired food source.Hailman, J. P. (2009). Context of blue jay (Cyanocitta cristata) mimicking Cooper’s Hawk (Accipiter cooperii) cackle. Florida Field Naturalist, 37(3), 94-94.
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The era was prosperous as entrepreneurs extended the range of their business around the globe. By the 1720s Britain was one of the most prosperous countries in the world, and Daniel Defoe boasted: :we are the most "diligent nation in the world. Vast trade, rich manufactures, mighty wealth, universal correspondence, and happy success have been constant companions of England, and given us the title of an industrious people."Julian Hoppit, A Land of Liberty?: England 1689–1727 (2000), p. 344.
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Jackson was an odd mixture. A keen observer and most diligent > worker, he was extremely temperamental – apt to be completely downcast at > one moment and thoroughly joyful soon afterwards. In some respects he was > entirely humourless, and yet he could be highly entertaining when giving > performances of ventriloquism and mimicry, added to which he had a child- > like fondness for those trivial gadgets (such as a piece of tin shaped and > painted to resemble spilt ink) that alarm or embarrass unwary people.
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In December 1993, McCubbin wrote a pamphlet together with fellow MEP and veteran pamphleteer Ken Coates which argued that deregulation had harmed the economy, and called for a shorter working week. An analysis of European Parliament attendance records showed him as one of the most diligent of British MEPs. He introduced legislation to improve safety on offshore installations, another key constituency concern. At the 1994 election, McCubbin campaigned on a pledge to reduce unemployment, but was defeated by Scottish National Party candidate Allan Macartney.
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The 18th century was prosperous as entrepreneurs extended the range of their business around the globe. By the 1720s Britain was one of the most prosperous countries in the world, and Daniel Defoe boasted: :we are the most "diligent nation in the world. Vast trade, rich manufactures, mighty wealth, universal correspondence, and happy success have been constant companions of England, and given us the title of an industrious people."Julian Hoppit, A Land of Liberty?: England 1689–1727 (2000) p 344 As an island there was little incentive for gaining new territory.
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With the encouragement of his father-in-law, Scheinberg and his new wife spent their first five years of marriage in the town of Mir, Belarus (then Poland). They lived next-door to the yeshiva, where Scheinberg immersed himself in learning while his wife coped with the impoverished lifestyle. There was no running water, the only source of heat was an oven in the center of their apartment, and the unpaved streets were always muddy. Bessie, however, encouraged her husband to grow in learning, and he developed a reputation as one of the yeshiva's most diligent students.
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The cornerstones of the programme were maintaining neutrality and independence of Hungary, and ensuring the democratic rights and principles of parties. There was increased friction between the Freedom Party and Smallholders' Party as the latter was increasingly becoming controlled by the Communists, who accused the Freedom Party with "fascist and reactionary", however Sulyok's group distanced themselves from the previous Horthy era and the Arrow Cross Party government, in addition to strong opposition to the proletarian dictatorship. The Hungarian Freedom Party became the most diligent opponent to the Soviet influence, trying to shed light on the antidemocratic actions of the Communist Party.
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The video starts with Logic, who was "up all night preparing a presentation", asleep and being woke by his two bosses. Then, when the song begins, the video shifts scenes between Logic driving to and from work, and his time in the workplace. He is seen getting along with his fellow workmates, but is always being pushed around and treated unfairly by the two harsh bosses, who force him to fulfill coffee runs, data work, and loads of work. Nevertheless, he is still the most diligent worker in the office, even staying overnight to work at one point and set up the meeting space, and falls asleep again.
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The most diligent students are invited to participate in the residential sessions, of which there are three per year: in spring (in Vilnius or Kaunas), summer (in Nida) and winter (in Palanga). They consist of a range of events: subject lectures by invited specialists, personal development sessions involving art, dance, singing and sports, meetings with prominent academics, artists and public figures, intellectual games, film nights and so on. The aim is not only to provide extra academic tuition, but to promote self-expression and interpersonal communication. At least twice a year the NMA students and teachers arrange cultural events that are open to the public.
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He remained a member of the Privy Council to the end of his life life, and until his last years, when his health failed, was one of its most diligent members. In 1562 he went to England to report to the Queen on Irish affairs. In 1565, after the long- standing feud between Thomas Butler, 10th Earl of Ormond and Gerald Fitzgerald, 15th Earl of Desmond had erupted into the conflict known as the Battle of Affane, Plunket was entrusted, together with the Lord Justice of Ireland, Sir Nicholas Arnold, with holding an inquiry into the causes of the dispute, and in 1567 he oversaw the confiscation of certain of the Desmond properties. He was knighted the same year.
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The era was prosperous as entrepreneurs extended the range of their business around the globe. By the 1720s Britain was one of the most prosperous countries in the world, and Daniel Defoe boasted: :we are the most "diligent nation in the world. Vast trade, rich manufactures, mighty wealth, universal correspondence, and happy success have been constant companions of England, and given us the title of an industrious people."Julian Hoppit, A Land of Liberty?: England 1689–1727 (2000) p 344 While the other major powers were primarily motivated toward territorial gains, and protection of their dynasties (such as the Habsburg and Bourbon dynasties, and the House of Hohenzollern), Britain had a different set of primary interests.
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119 This is borne out by the favourable account of Bermingham's conduct given by the Lord Deputy of Ireland, the Earl of Surrey, who spent much of 1520–21 putting down an insurrection which he suspected, with good reason, had been instigated by the Earl of Kildare. Norfolk praised Bermingham and Patrick Finglas, the Lord Chief Baron, as "the best willed and most diligent to do the King's Grace true and faithful service of all the learned men of this land".Ball, p.116 Bermingham was appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, was made a member of the Privy Council, and as a mark of special favour was given a fresh patent as Lord Chief Justice under the Great Seal of England.
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"When the printing press first began to form public opinion ... the most diligent victims of the Inquisition happened to be supporters of the Reformation, and they set about convincing Europe that Spain's intentions ... were now directed against Christian truth and liberty." The Inquisition was characterized by clerical organization and support of the inquisitions in Spain and Italy, their "united" success in suppressing Protestant doctrines, and the fear of The Inquisition being initiated elsewhere. "Propaganda along these lines proved to be strikingly effective in the context of the political conflicts of the time, and there were always refugees from persecution to lend substance to the story." "As a Protestant vision of Christian history took shape in the 16th century, the contemporary inquisitions were identified with the inquisitorial tribunals of the medieval past, and the Protestant Reformers with earlier victims of The Inquisition".
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Buffalo's independent newspaper The Beast describes him as "perhaps the most diligent and unassailable election integrity advocate in America."Crock the Vote, The Beast, November 2008, Edition #132 He is the creator and publisher of The BRAD BLOG, which the Los Angeles Times has described as California's "most persistent blogger-watchdog on the dangers of voting technology".LATimes, Robert Salladay - 1/9/2007 "If you want to learn about the state of our election process, I urge you to visit BradBlog.com. Brad Friedman has worked doggedly on this issue, amassing tons of valuable news and information on this subject." - Catherine Crier, Crier Live, Court TV, July 11, 2006.Catherine Crier, Crier Live, Court TV - 7/11/2006 Friedman would later appear along with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. live on Crier's program, on July 20, 2006, to discuss concerns about voting systems to be used in that year's upcoming general election.
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In addition, we have to thank him for such copious quotations from the Greek commentaries from the time of Andronicus of Rhodes down to Ammonius and Damascius, that, for the Categories and the Physics, the outlines of a history of the interpretation and criticism of those books may be composed. With a correct idea of their importance, Simplicius made the most diligent use of the commentaries of Alexander of Aphrodisias and Porphyry; and although he often enough combats the views of the former, he knew how to value, as it deserved, his (in the main) sound critical sense. He has also preserved for us intelligence of several more ancient readings, which now, in part, have vanished from the manuscripts without leaving any trace, and in the paraphrastic sections of his interpretations furnishes us with valuable contributions for correcting or settling the text of Aristotle. Not less valuable are the contributions towards a knowledge of the ancient astronomical systems for which we have to thank him in his commentary on the books de Caelo.
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As to my military status I was > trained in the Royal Prussian Army and raised from the lowest rank to the > dignity of a Captain of the Hussars, not so much by luck and the mercy of > chance than by most diligent self discipline and the virtue of my arms. The > dangers and the bloodshed of a great many campaigns taught me how to mold a > soldier, and, when made, how to arm him and let him defend the dearest of > the lands with his best ability under any conditions and developments of the > war. I now am here of my own free will, having taken all the horrible > hardships and bothers of this journey, and I am willing to sacrifice myself > wholly and faithfully as it is expected of an honest soldier facing the > hazards and great dangers of the war, to the detriment of Joseph and as well > for the freedom of your great Congress. Through the cooperation and loyal > assistance of Mr. Faedevill, a merchant of this city and a kind sympathizer > of the Colonies and their just cause, I have obtained passage on a ship > called "Catharina Froam Darmouth ", whose master is a Captain Whippy.
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