The police will take it seriously if they find people are taking seriously.

The Executive Director added that UNICEF took these issues very seriously.

Since then, the State authorities have proved they are taking this responsibility seriously.

But it is not only Japan that needs a government that takes regional security issues seriously.

Europe must take Asian views on global governance seriously.

But how can you be taken seriously by others if you do not take yourself seriously?

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For many Chinese, the last case showed that authorities don't take teenage violence seriously, especially in comparison to the US.

Janet Echelman Taking imagination seriously

The financial markets are taking Abe s strategy seriously.

They take their theories too seriously.

People take such codes seriously.

The West s major central banks the Bank of England, the European Central Bank, and the United States Federal Reserve should take this to heart.

But few people took those promises seriously.

The widening spreads between the interest rate on German eurobonds and some of the other countries euro bonds show that global bond markets take this risk seriously.

NEW YORK It is time for the G 20 to take seriously its mandate to agree on steps to stabilize the global economy and launch it on a more sustainable pattern of growth.

There, activists faced this challenge and decided to do something different.

Congress, indeed everyone in America, should take him seriously.

The first sign that the Bush administration didn t take Latin America seriously came on January 1, 2002, when Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva was sworn in as Brazil s president.

Some critics dismiss this planning as just war games, not to be taken seriously.

Why should predictions of the collapse of CCP rule be taken seriously now?

Terrorists and sea robbers should be taken seriously as a matter of security.

First, the five main nuclear weapon states have not taken seriously their NPT obligation to work for nuclear disarmament.

Just as some individuals are not taking the diktat all that seriously, not all cinema halls are strictly falling in line, reports suggest.

Research into kids' behavior actually suggests that it s worth taking role playing seriously.

The issue at stake was that of taking seriously the goals, to turn them into concrete actions.

The other explanation, favored by Sarkozy, takes Merah at his word.

Now that, I suggest, is the view that comes out of taking memetics seriously.

Once again, Europe is shocked the two great powers of the Cold War seem not to be taking Brussels seriously.

People take things too personally and the good behaviour of some rewards the bad behaviour of others.

Israeli threats of renewing its war on Hamas in the Gaza Strip are taken very seriously.

Now people are taking South Africa seriously as a player in space research.

There are a few basic principles that those entering the discussions will, one hopes, take to heart.

When the prosecutor requests the police gendarmes to investigate an allegation, they may not do so with the same efficiency as they would investigate attacks against themselves.

Those who favor European unification should take criticisms of its political flaws very seriously.

It says a great deal about the gullibility of financial markets that they took this argument seriously.

And, politically, Turkey has emerged as a regional leader, a role that it takes extremely seriously.

But Blair has just made a useful comment on Palestine and Israel, which deserves to be taken seriously.

In a multi step process that moves at a glacial pace, the refugees at Katsikas are still at Step 0.

Such measures are difficult to get worked up about both for Catholics who do not take them seriously and for the simple faithful.

Mr. Sessi (Chairman of the Committee on Contributions) said that the Committee took very much to heart the problem of sharp scale to scale increases, and that he had noted the comments made by the representative of Jamaica and several other speakers on that subject.

China appears to have taken the message to heart, as it voted in favor of sanctions on Iran for the first time.

It was determined to ensure the observance of the laws of warfare and took very seriously the accusations of improper behaviour or behaviour contrary to international law levelled against its armed forces.

Taking social norms seriously has consequences that pervade the economic system, and also our lives more generally.