Above all, not too much zeal.

He did it with great zeal.

None of this zeal is new in China.

Unrestrained zeal to make the world better could make it worse.

So why didn t they scrutinize the US economy with equal zeal?

As with America s Mafia, police zeal has imprisoned many Yakuza leaders.

For some online, however, the metro's excessive zeal is no revelation.

There is common coupling zeal between a Caucasian male and Chinese female.

Once masters of the situation, it is said, the zeal of those who promised reform mutated into a zeal to preserve their private wealth and that of their friends.

In doing so, he acted with the typical zeal of a former smoker.

Why do they all make such efforts and try to show me their zeal?

Cameron no doubt wished to reassure those in his Conservative Party who doubt his euroskeptic zeal.

Moreover, they come from a scientific background, and science is usually not associated with religious zeal or political fanaticism.

For his support of the school, George Gimishli was awarded a silver medal of zeal on December 6, 1904.

Perhaps because so many other taboos have fallen, the taboo on sex with children is guarded with almost fanatical zeal.

For, in our zeal to learn lessons from history, we often learn the wrong ones, or distort history towards dubious ends.

Because zeal for Thy house hath eaten me up, and the reproaches of them that reproach Thee are fallen upon me.

However, excessive zeal and pursuit of cases with dubious economic justification, as has sometimes happened in merger cases, can do serious damage.

Faced with wide swings, central banks are helpless to counteract traders irrational zeal to bid a currency further away from historical benchmark levels.

As with America s Mafia, police zeal has imprisoned many Yakuza leaders. The sixth godfather of Yamaguchi Gumi is now in prison until 2011.

With his coup in 1977, General Zia ul Haq injected a messianic zeal to redefine Pakistan as an Islamic state governed by Sharia (Islamic Law).

Tempered by the US public s fatigue with overseas adventures, America s missionary zeal to save the world from the wickedness of faraway autocrats will be reduced substantially.

So the Bundesbank s self righteous zeal in asserting that its responsibilities are somehow graver and more binding than those of other central banks is dangerously wrong headed.

He did it with zeal, believing that it was necessary for her sake, and only later discovered that he had been preparing a sleeping place for himself.

Trevor Timm ( trevortimm), in a post for the Freedom of the Press Foundation, is also worried about the zeal with which the Obama Administration is prosecuting leakers.

Europe has committed itself to fiscal responsibility with almost too much zeal, failing to recognize that a well designed deficit in times of recession may yield high returns.

To be sure, excessive zeal in denouncing Israel, and cheap comparisons between Israeli violence and Nazi mass murder, betray a dubious urge to throw off the burdens of guilt.

When it comes to anti Jewish zeal, Husseini s record hardly needs false footnotes unless, apparently, one has an interest in presenting the Palestinians as co perpetrators of the Holocaust.

The crew are suspected of having flouted the authority of the Italian coastguard, which oversees rescue operations in the zone, out of humanitarian zeal rather than for any other motives.

If our remedies do not target the true underlying sources of the crisis, our newfound regulatory zeal might end up killing useful sorts of financial innovation, along with the toxic kind.

Perhaps three quarters of Israelis and Palestinians are eager for peace and compromise, while a quarter on each side often fueled by extreme religious zeal wants a complete victory over the other.

In 1994, during his first government, he understood early on that Italy needed to overhaul its pension system, and introduced bold legislation. But one general strike was enough to kill his reformist zeal.

It's important for bloggers and writers to understand that the world is changing and, with the necessary zeal or talent, you can become the real media with as much impact as the mainstream press.

The army's British colonial traditions were slowly Americanized during the Cold War. With his coup in 1977, General Zia ul Haq injected a messianic zeal to redefine Pakistan as an Islamic state governed by Sharia (Islamic Law).

Although their revolutionary zeal may have waned over the years, they still tend to share the outlook of the late Ayatollah Khomeini, who likened the relationship between Iran and the US to that between a sheep and a wolf.

They were confident that Americans would forget how the Republicans deregulatory zeal had brought the economy to the brink of ruin, and that voters had not noticed how their intransigence in Congress had prevented more effective policies from being pursued in the wake of the 2008 crisis.

As Libya mounted its effort, the International Atomic Energy Agency remained clueless. Despite published speculation about the country s nuclear intentions, the IAEA considered Libya to be NPT compliant. The absence of international resistance normally would have allowed Libya a clear field to realize its ambition. But Qadaffi s hubris and revolutionary zeal blunted the goal by stimulating the imposition of international sanctions that ultimately brought down his nuclear program.