It prompted serious soul searching and recognition that safety can never be taken for granted anywhere.

Malaysia has indeed taken serious measures to improve road safety and reduce fatalities.

It will also require serious political talks between the Government and the rebel movements, more serious than have taken place thus far.

An attack on United Nations peace keeping forces must never be taken lightly, for it is fraught with very serious implications.

Afghanistan, despite its scarce resources, has taken serious measures in the struggle against illicit drugs.

But if the drug is taken in an unsafe way you'll experience serious side effects.

The European Union welcomed the steps taken to address the serious issue of sexual exploitation and abuse.

At the least, these concerns merit serious consideration before any action is taken further prejudicing existing criteria.

You're not serious. What for ?

That's only for serious crimes

I know how serious this is for you, how serious it is for all of us.

While the Government is still developing future plans for the serious crimes process, UNMISET has taken preliminary measures to assist it in addressing the issues.

We are pleased to note that the Security Council has taken the same serious view of the delay.

A serious threat to the elections nevertheless persists in the position taken by the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP).

Only for questioning. Not too serious.

The confrontational course taken by Tallin and the artificial complication of relations with Russia are fraught with serious consequences not only for our countries, but also for the entire Baltic region.

(d) Serious measures should be taken to improve or to develop and install appropriate safety nets in most developing countries

The economic situation of those countries must be taken into serious consideration in the context of bilateral and multilateral cooperation.

That is the basis for serious talk.

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Get ready for a serious paradigm shift.

And now for a more serious aspect.

This is the room for serious conversations.

Serious consequences for Mr. Kane, for yourself and for your son.

South Korea and Japan need to have their views taken into serious account if this now inevitable withdrawal is to succeed.

Furthermore, the Israeli authorities had taken very few steps to prosecute those accused of causing death or serious injury to Palestinians.

Although there have been some shortcomings in the Government's response to these serious situations, remedial action was taken in some cases.

The Government of Panama strongly rejects such statements because serious, determined action has been taken since 1990 to combat such offences.

Taken it for granted?

a serious initiative for strengthening Europe s defense capabilities

Each alternative could have serious implications for India.

Impunity for serious acts of violence must end.

Unstable prices for commodities were a serious issue.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines supports every single measure taken by the United Nations to cope with this serious problem, and calls for continued efforts to eliminate this global scourge.

The day after should be taken into serious consideration by all concerned, and especially by the European Community and the neighbouring States.

But if there is no serious effort at fiscal consolidation, serious trouble lies ahead, both for the US and for the world economy.

They've taken her for treason.

Thus, the State party argued that there were serious grounds for subjecting the author to compulsory treatment and the decision was taken in accordance with the relevant provisions of Polish law.

Such a decision would be a serious setback to the movement to end impunity for the most serious crimes.

But serious opposition will require serious leadership.

BERLIN Europe s situation is serious very serious.

Serious design, serious play, is something else.

She was not in the mood for serious books.

It is high time for serious negotiations to begin.