He also said that universities needed to take the issue of radicalisation much more seriously.
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The more seriously the SNF rates the resident, the more money it gets each day.
You say that the wives should actually be taken more seriously as policy players.
So it's now her mission in life to ensure the police take stalkers more seriously.
Website operators are starting to worry more seriously about the trouble their commenters may cause them.
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Or more seriously, a well funded lab where they can go inventing is what is important.
Now, after going through Clinton's impeachment ordeal, Americans take personal qualities a lot more seriously.
The other two were more seriously injured but were able to walk and carry their gear.
More seriously, it is used to treat disorders ranging from headaches to muscle spasms.
Following Andersen's humiliation at Enron, this duty is now being taken much more seriously.
More seriously, you do not accurately grasp the purpose or the scope of a special inspection.
Back home, however, his top brass showed that they take the threat more seriously.
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More seriously, it this week reversed its decision to raise electricity prices by 31%.
Nonetheless, countries that do take road safety more seriously have shown that improvement is possible.
In any event, the left has begun to take Mr Berlusconi more seriously again.
Not in the Spike VGAs, and not in other non-televised award shows that take everything more seriously.
I. mining Facebook have people thinking more seriously about how law enforcement goes about collecting information online.
For one, you will be taken more seriously if your words and action have conviction, Taylor explains.
One of these fans has taken his devotion to the game a little more seriously than others.
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But the more seriously "Zombieland" director Ruben Fleischer takes the material, the more vapid it comes off.
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Alex Benepe founded International Quidditch Association in 2007 as players on broomsticks started to take Quidditch more seriously.
That means bankers will have to focus on cost cutting more seriously than they have in the past.
People with milder illnesses typically recover on their own but those more seriously affected may need hospital care.
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The same idea however expressed with enormous enthusiasm immediately becomes more attractive and is usually taken more seriously.
More seriously, Obama thanked the scientists for devoting their lives to the cause of exploration outside our planet.
More seriously, this emphasis on older children means that the under-twos and pregnant women barely get a turn.
India might then talk more seriously about Kashmir, allowing Mr Sharif to claim at least a partial victory.
More seriously, Italy is sending the bulk of 600 men who will help guard ports and border crossings.
But would he not get taken more seriously if he campaigned in normal clothes instead of an Elvis jumpsuit?
But the authorities seem to be taking the links more seriously than when they first surfaced a year ago.
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