His brother takes studying seriously.

Her brother takes studying very seriously.

I don't think anybody takes that seriously.

His little brother takes studying very seriously.

The Government takes this development very seriously.

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

This trend, however, will continue unabated unless the Assembly proves to be a central decision making body that takes its responsibilities seriously.

As the Australian Government takes its international law obligations very seriously there is a quite lengthy response to the IHL Questionnaire raised at the March Session.

According to the Secretary General (see A 59 565), development has to be the first line of defence for a collective security system that takes prevention seriously.

The NTS, which is responsible for the care of more than 270 historical buildings, 38 important gardens and 76,000 hectares of land around the country, takes bats very seriously.

Seriously.

Seriously.

Oh! Seriously?

Taking Corbynomics Seriously

Taking August Seriously

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.

Seriously, but dangerously fun.

Taking Systemic Risk Seriously

Taking Drug Safety Seriously

Harry fell seriously ill.

I must learn seriously.

Her brother seriously studies.

You're seriously not my type.

I mean this quite seriously.

Janet Echelman Taking imagination seriously

Don't take things so seriously.

I take my health seriously.

Don't take my jokes seriously.

We would like to assure the Committee that Singapore takes its obligations under Security Council resolution 1540 (2004) seriously and will continue to work with like minded countries to prevent the proliferation of nuclear, biological or chemical weapons.

But seriously, seriously, we did get along, because we had a common goal of wanting to inspire these young people.

The United States takes seriously our commitment to fully implement human rights obligations we have undertaken, and we believe that that more limited and accurate language should be used when addressing this topic in future resolutions of this nature.

The Chairman indicated that the Committee takes this matter very seriously as it has a significant impact on staff morale and productivity as well as on the efficiency of the Organization, and could also have a significant financial impact.

Seriously, we need to band together.

But seriously, what's wrong with this?

I seriously don't understand that girl.

And they take this stuff seriously.

Take things a little more seriously.

You're seriously going to eat this?

You should seriously consider working here.

Her older brother studies very seriously.

The cab driver wasn't seriously injured.

And actually, I take my projects very seriously, because I had twins during my year, so I definitely take my projects seriously.

Can you imagine? Seriously, can you imagine?

They were taking this experiment too seriously.

But they want to use it seriously.