zealously

To make them act zealously is not in the competence of law.

She does not have a television set in her room, and the staff zealously guards access.

The girls strive zealously in their work to please the free women.

She wanted no part of the old world, nor the knowledge so zealously guarded.

The bulls of Congress should only guard the nation this zealously.

It relies on the police to protect law and order zealously.

"These people did not just zealously represent their clients," he said.

He guarded the first zealously and was relentless in the second.

Gardening so zealously is not just a matter of claiming more ground, however.

To an intelligence officer, information is to be zealously guarded.

Ever since he turned his full interest to tennis at 9, Eric has played zealously.

It has spent the last several years zealously courting Chinese government officials.

A lawyer's obligation is to fight for the client zealously.

They were warm, enthusiastic and zealously protective of the children.

Abortion, which had always been illegal, was prosecuted more zealously.

"They wish to improve themselves, and attempt zealously to do so," I said.

She may have been zealously prosecuted less for the magnitude of her crime than to set an example.

Those administrators, who came to call themselves the Court, zealously set out to protect the college from scandal.

The question was delivered zealously, before I even pushed back to my heels.

It was a secret Duncan had guarded zealously all his life.

The two companies have zealously concealed their technical secrets, including costs.

But the judges suggested that the lower court might have applied the law a bit too zealously.

But Hasty, who does not talk much to the news media, has responded by working more zealously.

However, the private club zealously restricts access to its property.

He zealously promoted popular education, and became in 1842 president of the society for elementary instruction.