Oh, you never take me seriously.

C. Knowledge management must be taken seriously

I know. I didn't think you had noticed.

I didn't think you had either.

You can go to a hardware store and buy a chain socket.

The process of reform begins with Members taking our responsibilities seriously.

We take these codes seriously and investigate any reports of their contravention.

We will take it as a salutary warning, I think, for the rest of our conference this week.

The Court reminded the parties to the case of their obligation to take the provisional measures seriously into account .

The gleam of my eyes appeared to be sunk deep in my eye sockets, like the gleam of water deep in a well.

Effective multilateralism presupposes a genuine attitude to take each other's proposals seriously.

I believe that your chronological argument which I take very seriously would apply to substantive issues.

Austria takes its obligations very seriously and is proud of having always fulfilled them on time.

Additionally, 433 water points and 1,096 latrines were constructed in 450 schools by UNICEF.

As a signatory to the Chemical Weapons Convention, China is very serious about its international obligations thereunder.

Verbal threats are taken seriously because experience has shown that such threats are often carried out.

We therefore hope that the international community will give due attention to Africa apos s difficulties and take them into serious consideration.

One was that my favorite nurse, Ettie, told me that I did not take her pain into consideration.

The tools need for this procedure are a ratchet and 3 4 socket a 1 1 2 Wrench, Tape Measure and Haas Leveling Tool T 2181

Remote shellcodes normally use standard TCP IP socket connections to allow the attacker access to the shell on the target machine.

We hope that Members will take that very seriously and see that upholding law is in the interests of all peoples and all parties.

Most of these crimes remain unpunished, or when prosecuted are not treated by the authorities with the seriousness they deserve.

The Republic of Korea took its responsibility to the United Nations with the utmost seriousness and would make every effort to fulfil its financial obligations in accordance with its domestic budget procedures.

Restorative justice processes can be used effectively in modelling discipline that takes wrongdoing seriously but seeks to reintegrate the wrongdoer.

Canada took its human rights obligations seriously and sought to address issues in an open and transparent fashion, involving indigenous groups themselves.

At the same time, we urge all Member States to take seriously their responsibilities under resolutions 1483 (2003) and 1518 (2003) to deposit funds into the DFI.

Ms. Pollard (Director of the Peacekeeping Financing Division) said that the Administration took very seriously the recommendations of the Advisory Committee, as approved by the General Assembly.

The Government of the host country expected all missions to take their financial obligations seriously, as well, by meeting them or by avoiding the assumption of financial obligations which could not be met.

The tools needed for this procedure are a three quarter inch (3 4 ) socket and ratchet, a one and a half inch (1 ½ ) wrench a tape measure, a 5 tenths or 1 micron test indicator and a magnetic base to mount the indicator and Haas Leveling Tool T 2181

Trade union country by country sustainable development profiles indicate that some Governments are taking their commitments seriously, with action on the three pillars of sustainable development.

However, the large number and variety of policies, legislation, programmes and other measures that have been put in place to deal with immigration indicate that it is a concern which is being taken seriously.

For Slovenia a new Member of the United Nations and a Member State which takes human rights most seriously the United Nations treaties in the field of human rights represent the essential framework within which our constitutional and legal system is evolving.

Reiterating its position that it is prepared to resume serious dialogue, the Government asserted that it could not seriously consider UNITA apos s initiative, especially since the proposal had neither been communicated officially to the Government nor to my Special Representative.

In that connection it will be critical for UN Habitat not only to show that it takes youth seriously, but also to demonstrate that addressing youth concerns effectively has a positive impact on sustainable development.

The absurd character of the contents of the memorandum prompts one not to take it seriously, but since history indicates that a vacuum can be filled with slander and concoctions, we deem it reasonable once more to express openly the Albanian stand towards the accusations contained in the memorandum.

Welcoming also the stated position of the Government of the United States of America that it supports fully the principles of decolonization and takes seriously its obligations under the Charter to promote to the utmost the well being of the inhabitants of the Territories under United States administration,

Welcoming also the stated position of the Government of the United States of America that it supports fully the principles of decolonization and takes seriously its obligations under the Charter to promote to the utmost the well being of the inhabitants of the Territories under United States administration,

Welcoming also the stated position of the Government of the United States of America that it supports fully the principles of decolonization and takes seriously its obligations under the Charter to promote to the utmost the well being of the inhabitants of the Territories under United States administration,

Fifth, Ambassador Chris Sanders has wisely counselled this body as follows (and I quote from his concluding statement of 17 February) Effective multilateralism presupposes a genuine attitude to take each other's proposals seriously.

21. In response, the representative of the United States said that the Government of the United States took its obligations regarding the safety and security of all diplomatic missions and personnel very seriously, but must also safeguard the constitutional rights of its citizens freely to demonstrate and express their opinions in a lawful manner.

This would not be a small change but it is the least that is required, together with what would then flow from it, if it is to be made clear that the United Nations responsibilities for economic and social development, as set forth categorically in the Charter, are being taken seriously.

The adoption on 8 October 1993 of General Assembly resolution 48 1 was an acknowledgement by the international community that a fundamental transformation is under way in South Africa and that, while obstacles on the road to the final destination remain, the Government apos s commitment to fundamental change can now be taken seriously.

In the 17th century the new method of modern science rejected Aristotle's approach, and sought explanations of natural phenomena in terms of physical laws which were the same for all visible things, and did not need to assume any fixed natural categories, nor any divine cosmic order.