Those areas needed more serious attention.

And then I'll go to more serious ones.

This is more serious than maybe editorial cartooning.

So, we do something a little bit more serious.

Such a situation may become more extended and lead to more serious and permanent consequences.

Perhaps in convergent mode we need to be more serious.

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

Road traffic injuries have become an ever more serious public health problem.

Furthermore, and this is even more serious, they are its primary targets.

The next slide I'm about to show you, is a little more serious.

Today, let's discuss the question more serious than buying a house repay the loan.

(b) Serious crime shall mean conduct constituting an offence punishable by a maximum deprivation of liberty of at least four years or a more serious penalty

In Togo, more than 30,000 people fled political uncertainty and serious violence by mid 2005.

If the offence is committed more than once or causes serious or very serious consequences, the offenders shall be sentenced to between five and twelve years of imprisonment.

By contrast, Cameron will face 27 distinct countries (including Croatia, which will join later this year), many of which are facing serious domestic challenges. As a result, the negotiations have far more serious political implications and far more room for error.

It may be something that is perhaps more serious as I said, human rights in Burma.

On a more serious note, in all of science we're looking for a balance between data and theory.

Climate change is a real and serious problem. But the problem with the recent media frenzy is that some seem to believe no new report or development is enough if it doesn t reveal more serious consequences and more terrifying calamities than humanity has ever considered before.

We focused more on the really serious energy problems of the future, and we produced products for the company.

The mutual rivalry for piling up (the good things of this world) diverts you (from the more serious things),

The mutual rivalry for piling up (the good things of this world) diverts you (from the more serious things),

Such trends are dangerous. Historically, protectionism has often led to economic conflict, which can rapidly turn into more serious clashes.

There is no proof that the effects of the earlier logging operations were more serious than foreseen at the time.

Another puzzling and more serious problem for the new Government of Somalia is the United Nations arms embargo on Somalia.

It is more accessible to NGOs, through whose interventions it may learn of serious situations which that are not receiving attention.

Overall, the picture remains mixed some more progress, but still some delays headway being made, but serious lags in some areas.

The report of the Secretary General mentions that the allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse committed by peacekeeping personnel appear to be more serious and more widespread than previously known.

Third, where Europe has a serious internal policy, it is easier to establish a more serious external policy. The best example of this is energy policy and Russia, which wants a sphere of influence around its borders.

Serious design, serious play, is something else.

I'm kind of tired of talking about simplicity, actually, so I thought I'd make my life more complex, as a serious play.

So that was my experience stoning, and it did allow me to talk about, in a more serious way, these big issues.

As a result, more recent international instruments call on States parties to punish money laundering arising from all or most serious offences.

She felt sure that if such a serious assault had been made on male children, it would have been taken more seriously.

The allegations were much more serious this time and included claims that he had been subjected to torture involving the use of electricity.

The more serious consequences of not acting now on climate change, as we are already witnessing the world over, will be felt everywhere.

For more than 60 years following the Second World War, the international reaction to the commission of the most serious crimes was limited.

Such a decision would be a serious setback to the movement to end impunity for the most serious crimes. It would show that indicted warlords and dictators can avoid justice by holding the Security Council hostage to threats of more violence.

Such a decision would be a serious setback to the movement to end impunity for the most serious crimes. It would show that indicted warlords and dictators can avoid justice by holding the Security Council hostage to threats of more violence.

Low inflation is already a serious obstacle to economic recovery and rebalancing within the eurozone. Outright deflation would be an even more dangerous threat.

Youth are at risk of becoming hardened criminals when they spend long periods in the company of adult prisoners convicted of more serious crimes.

The Tribunal has, however, carefully considered more serious inconsistencies and difficulties with the complainant's evidence which are addressed as they arise in this decision.

The authors contend that this situation violates article 27, in that forestry operations are continuing and the effects are more serious than first thought.

So the leadership role is shifting to women in the developing world. Their agenda is more pressing, and their problems, frankly, far more serious than ours, which makes it much more urgent for them to develop theories appropriate to the challenges they face.

This is a very serious newspaper it's Times of England very serious. This is a very gentlemen and ladies, be serious.

And they go over all this I'm going to try to be a little more serious this year in showing you how things really changed.