zealously

Buffet has a fine definition of ethics: The priority is that all of us continue to zealously guard Berkshire's reputation.

The procedures of US government are meant to be zealously protected, but the substance is supposed to be left to the people.

The top priority–trumping everything else, including profits–is that all of us continue to zealously guard Berkshire’s reputation.

Bear in mind that prosecutors have a professional duty to zealously argue the government's case just as the defense lawyers have a duty to zealously argue for innocence or lenity of their clients.

It's a commodity asset that may have no long term value that's been over-zealously sold.

We should cherish all of our freedoms all of the time and guard them zealously.

Each one is zealously applying their own capricious interpretation of the policies to deny apps.

If you want a good software job, zealously write software for free and for fun, put it on Github, and look around.

You have been zealously defensive about App Engine throughout this whole comment section.

And people zealously guarded their perfect positive ratings--because it did make a difference.

This assumes that the agents you're dealing with are merely zealously applying the law with regards to the facts as they perceive them.

You don't think drug laws were zealously enforced during Prohibition in the 1920s?

That said, users guard the Show HN "brand" pretty zealously.

So a "smart TV" that monitors & reports everything you do ought to get a 1-star while another that zealously guards your privacy and uses explicit opt-ins may get 4- or 5-stars.