He also took seriously the early goals of the revolution, embarking on massive land reforms.

That is a threat that every country is obliged to take seriously.

Treat her with respect.

Rising sea levels, drought in Africa, and increasingly turbulent storms all pose a new type of threat that must be taken seriously.

Lastly, her Government was giving serious consideration to the Special Rapporteur's request to visit the detention centre at Guantánamo and looked forward to discussing the issue with him bilaterally in the coming days.

Paola Antonelli treats design as art

Jawaharlal Nehru was hugely popular because he was known to cherish free speech, take seriously the views of his critics, and defend their right to disagree with him.

The EU is the largest trading block in the world, and it has coped with the rise of China in the global marketplace far better than America or Japan has.

Taking Systemic Risk Seriously

He also wished to know whether vehicles belonging to delegates and staff members were treated in the same manner as commercial vehicles.

Get the journalists first, deal with the chaos later.

Taking Disarmament Seriously

So, in closing, we have all worked exceptionally hard.

The leadership of the Intelligence and Security Agency has taken its responsibilities seriously.

And the women are diligent. They are focused they work hard.

The review process, therefore, should be carried out with great seriousness.

The Parliamentary Assembly continued to take its oversight role seriously.

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We are not taking this challenge seriously.

As a result, no one worked hard.

It is clearly a world wide problem that needs to be taken seriously.

We owe it to them and to our successors to take this responsibility seriously.

Also calls upon all Governments to give serious consideration to responding favourably to the Special Rapporteur's requests to visit their countries and urges them to enter into a constructive dialogue with the Special Rapporteur with respect to the follow up to his recommendations, so as to enable him to fulfil his mandate even more effectively

Or in positive terms Deal honestly and fairly!

He treated the issue head on, and intelligently.

Karakeeb of Thought also shed the light on the way the media deals with the SCAF قبل الثورة كانوا بيطبلوا لمبارك .. دلوقت بيطبلوا للمجلس العسكري .. يمكن يكون المجلس مطلبش حد يطبله .. بس في ناس متعرفش تعيش من غير ما تبقى بتطبل لحد .. الناس دي معادش ليها مكان في اعلام ما بعد الثورة .

Civil rights Treat every person as you'd treat yourself

Both treat human as agents and should be empowered to participate in the course.

Thus, she is treated de facto as a non person before the law.

It actually takes these concerns seriously.

Molten86 wrote with a serious tone

Any information received under paragraph 1 by a Contracting State shall be treated as secret in the same manner as information obtained under the domestic laws of that State.

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In 2007, the airport handled 1,647,824 passengers and 103,650 aircraft movements.

(iii) Moneys accepted in respect of which no purpose is specified are treated as miscellaneous income

Seriously, if you have a calculator with you, raise your hand, raise your hand.

No one speaks seriously any more of the danger of disintegration.

That is a view that Americans should take to heart.

It is the capitals that must take the challenges seriously and initiate action.

The issue of consistency with United Nations goals was taken very seriously.

We urge again that it be seriously considered here.

Another blogger, Ha'er fi donia Allah, tackled the topic from a different perspective.

Some, like Belarus and Uzbekistan, have not even started reforms in earnest.

Japan will continue to participate seriously in the forthcoming discussions on that matter.

The report indicates that work in that area has begun in earnest.