| Finally, the citizens of Member States frequently overzealously identify corruption and abuse with European institutions. |
| Critics say a law designed to keep medical information confidential is being overzealously applied. |
| We try, sometimes overzealously, to learn from our parents' example. |
| It should be noted that in office operations, a state's open record laws could hypothetically be overzealously enforced without warning. |
| By overzealously guarding a wrong cause under the rubric of bilateralism, India inversely supported a partisan interest than being and becoming bipartisan. |
| But the current ESA could still provide incentives to public land managers to either act like private landowners or stick to the ESA overzealously. |
