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Ireland took its responsibilities to asylum seekers very seriously.

Therefore, proposals for new and innovative financial mechanisms merited serious consideration.

The reasons for a family to dissolve would have to be very serious.

But critics of the euro should take the gold standard analogy more seriously.

But world leaders should take them seriously.

In some countries, however, piracy and protection out on sea is a serious and current matter.

We treat our CD partners' concerns and objectives in this regard with the seriousness and the respect they deserve.

One partial solution is to try harder to put a price on what we call progress.

Traditionally, citizens have a serious or even stern expression on their ID picture.

Lastly, an important delegation has made specific suggestions for Security Council reform that we believe also merit serious consideration.

The deficit caused by this failure has to be addressed with the utmost seriousness in the coming months.

Okay, seriously, HIV is actually not that easy to transmit sexually.

But governments should start to take this far more seriously.

In theory, the Philippine authorities should have exercised their regulatory oversight with far more diligence.

All that was forcing the people of the islands to treat the self determination process and constitutional amendments more seriously.

It seems that we still take sexual and religious discrimination less seriously than we take racial and ethnic discrimination.

Milosevic said something to Karadzic in Serbian he sat down again, and the meeting got down to business.

Mauritania has a host of serious problems, corrupt government, desertification, lack of water enough wells, poor education system etc.

We had faith in the document because it reflected the hopes and aspirations of our peoples and also the seriousness with which we wanted to address the issues that confronted us.

So to put the question a little more seriously, let's ask ourselves what are the minimum requirements for what you just did, for spontaneous synchronization.

Most important, robust recovery requires a degree of seriousness and constructive collaboration in Washington that seems elusive today.

Mandate holders must be given more time for the presentation and discussion of reports, so that their findings could be considered more seriously.

What it comes down to, really, is four basic principles learn from everyone, follow no one, watch for patterns, and work like hell.

The EU s political standards are high, but the fruits of cooperation are sweet.

Both presidential candidates, Barack Obama and John McCain, promise to take climate change more seriously.

More importantly, rallying the world solely against Russia would mean taking Russia s great power pretensions too seriously.

The US mission to the EU should be scaled up, and EU representation in Washington turned into a proper embassy. The more seriously the Americans show that they are willing to take the EU collectively, the more seriously the Europeans will take themselves.

While some Democrats remain bitter, there is little serious questioning of the legitimacy of Bush s victory.

In any serious variation of this Grand Strategy, Turkey will need to play a central role politically, militarily, economically, and culturally.

So, should we take today s BRICS more seriously than the BRICs of three years ago?

The report contains a number of very important and far reaching recommendations pertaining to the maintenance of international peace and security that deserve our most serious consideration.

Among other things, this would allow economists in training to take the evolution of economic institutions more seriously.

Sustainable industrial development would be further enhanced by the African Productive Capacity Initiative conceived and developed within the framework of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD).

He highlighted the need to encourage corporations to consider the question of human rights more seriously and suggested ways of making human rights more attractive to business.

Activists, impassioned by the justice of their cause, will not consider these questions. But world leaders should take them seriously.

That's because it is hard for most people to recognize seriousness, which is rare, but more comfortable to endorse solemnity, which is commonplace.

In March, he wrote that the Organization must take the cause of human rights as seriously as those of security and development.

True, I don t have to go to the company s meetings, but I like being surrounded by busy people I know it makes me work harder.

How can cities help save the future? Alex Steffen shows some cool neighborhood based green projects that expand our access to things we want and need while reducing the time we spend in cars.

Others view the attack as simply another in a long line of provocations, and thus not to be taken all that seriously.

Gore s deeply earnest film plots the relentless, and potentially disastrous, warming of the earth during the industrial era.

If people who use their services actually stay healthy, work harder, and cost less, the evidence will be hard to ignore.