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Here, in a very glamorous setting, the matter of handbags is taken seriously, stylishly and with a light touch.

It would suggest that this effort was being taken seriously by the biggest rainforest country and a large emerging power.

In this case, it seems to me, that many Chinese researchers and officials have not taken seriously with the excuse of uncertainties.

No with-it company can be taken seriously without a "flexible boardroom" and a "just-in-time talent pipeline" .

Bomb threats should be taken seriously and guest and employees safety is of paramount importance and must be considered at all times.

Any mention of suicide should be taken seriously. If someone you know is threatening to commit suicide, try to find out whether the person.

There is no doubt that its symbolic meaning that it is imperative to prevent them from indulging in CG ought to be taken seriously.

This might not be the end of Charlie Sheen, but he'll have to clean up his act if he's ever going to be taken seriously again.

This notion, if taken seriously, is "incomprehensible" , says Ms Bernstein. Profits are easy to measure.

Both the Dutch experience and the history of housing booms suggest that this counsel deserves to be taken seriously.

A series of rotating coalitions, however, would not measure up to European pretensions to being taken seriously in near abroad.

Beyond all that, China's leaders want to be taken seriously as responsible actors in the international system. Now is their chance.

They need not do the bidding of every hedge fund manager with some options but good ideas ought to be taken seriously.

It will become easier for you to make your views and style known, and to be taken seriously by influential people.

People need to feel they are being taken seriously and it would help if there was more reporting back after public consultations.

Such cases do not show that neo-Darwinism is false; they only show that the "all else being equal" clauses must be taken seriously.

And deep down there is an acceptance that they must stump up the entry fee if they want to be taken seriously at the White House.

If Africa's leaders want to be taken seriously on democracy and human rights, they simply must speak out in a case as clear as Zimbabwe's.

But Iranian President dismissed the warning, saying it was a comment intended for the media that should not be taken seriously.

When reports came into London Zoo that a wild puma had been spotted forty -five miles south of London, they were not taken seriously.

The perennial candidate was not taken seriously by Mr Castle, who refused to debate with her, or by the state Republican Party.

The tests are being taken seriously by regulators in France and Spain, at least, which could pressure others to follow suit.

Yet many Indonesians are now saying that if their country is to be taken seriously abroad, it will have to clean up its act at home.

The best way to be taken seriously is to have something new and interesting to say.

It is a real and a very important industry and the people working within it have to be taken seriously and have to be treated well.

Such a person is assumed to be stoned all the time, unworthy of being taken seriously.

At first, he had difficulty being taken seriously by executives who considered him to be a spoiled heir-apparent. Once, Mr.

or that you're not taken seriously, and that it will matter later on, later on down, down the road, maybe.

To be more specific, the reasonable concerns and requirements of the two parties must be taken seriously with equal attention and care.

The question never was really taken seriously, since Giuliani did enough damage to his campaign with the disastrous "Florida Plan. "

The warning notices near the river have not just been put up for fun but must be taken seriously.

If India wants to be taken seriously among the leading space players, it must first get the right credentials.

If these were people working in county hall or any office, these issues would be taken seriously or not happen in the first place.

"There are already quite enough coal-fired plants coming off the system. Security of supply should be taken seriously, " he warned.

Since every politician in Washington knows that Medicare reform is essential, these proposals ought to be taken seriously.

Mr Castle refused to debate her, and she was not taken seriously by the state Republican Party.

Sterilization is an effective method of birth control. The decision to pursue sterilization must be taken seriously, however.

Taken seriously, Benatar's logic leads to what might be called the Conclusive Conclusion.

He says he was reflecting circulating conspiracy theories, and his comments weren't meant to be taken seriously.

However, as Yan Xuetong pointed out, Confucianism will not be taken seriously abroad unless China's political leaders practice it at home.

Open tibial fracture complicated with compartment syndrome is not seldom encountered and should be taken seriously in clinical practice.

If Microsoft wants OOXML to be taken seriously as a proposal for a document standard, only one option is on the table.

Both were threats to be taken seriously, but as far as the US administration was concerned the balance of risks lay firmly with the latter.

The effects of complex ship environment factors to the ship's crew should be taken seriously.

It is "a signal that research and education are being taken seriously, " says Margret Wintermantel, head of the German Rectors' Conference.

However, behavioural addiction is a health issue that needs to be taken seriously by all those in the health and medical profession.

Consider the harmonica a fully legitimate (and satisfying) instrument which demands to be taken seriously.

From the outset, Flynt and I wanted to write an entertaining book that would be taken seriously.

And I, for one, think the proposals deserve to be taken seriously.

It could be regarded as an occasional mildly exciting game, never to be taken seriously.

These types of lessons should be taken seriously regardless of whether or not it is too late to prevent certain impacts of climate change.

Scoffers may think the trading of carbon emissions cannot be taken seriously as a proper commodity market.

Zhang Ziyi is taken seriously as a young actress with a brilliant future.

Unlike a heart attack , most strokes are painless. Even if the initial symptoms dissipate they must be taken seriously.

The right to be heard and the right to be taken seriously must go together this round.

And wings from the F-16 But remember, this is only a CGI, not the real thing. Future will tell us but China has to be taken seriously.

The review of the credit will not only be taken seriously, and is an essential part of the important work.

If the euro-Tarp does not follow this pattern, it will not be taken seriously by financial markets.

Chairman Mao wore intellectual lightly, so his comments on intellectuals should NOT be taken seriously.

A language riot is in essence an ethnic conflict. Therefore, it will threaten to split a country and should be taken seriously.

If something stimulates debate and interest about food and gastronomy then it's a good thing, but it shouldn't be taken seriously at all.

She's taken seriously as a young pianist with a brilliant future.

She's taken seriously as a young actress with a brilliant future.

Some measures of inflation expectations are edging upwards. This needs to be taken seriously.

Primary school Chinese mythology to do the work of text reading teaching to the above problems, must be taken seriously.

If those camped out in Zuccotti Park want to be taken seriously, however, they need to do two things.

Meditation is being taken seriously by health researchers interested in stress reduction and methods to improve overall health.

After entering Congress for Tennessee in 1976, Gore campaigned for the issue to be taken seriously, to little response.

You want your message to be understood, and taken seriously.

I can't be taken seriously by fashion companies if I look like I'm wearing Man at C&A.

Be realistic and conservative and you are more likely to be taken seriously.

Outside of the Arab world claims of American and British military intervention were not taken seriously.

But we also have to keep in mind that the official government bulletins are not taken seriously by Chinese people.

The question was brushed off at yesterday's meeting, but it was taken seriously at today's.

One should not exaggerate the importance of trifles. Life, for instance, is much too short to be taken seriously.

And, when an issue with another system does arise, this issue must be taken seriously and resolved quickly.

Latter part of the track and field will be their Strengths of the Chinese team should be taken seriously should not be proud!

Threats by evangelical churches to withhold their dues if Dr John was not forced to step down were taken seriously in Lambeth Palace.

It's a responsibility that should be taken seriously, with planned feedback sessions and specific plans for improvement.

Starting or ending scenes with dialogue looks unprofessional and the script will not be taken seriously.

Again Capello was demonstrating the usefulness that international friendlies can have when taken seriously.

But you can look and see the direction those lines are going, you can see that at the 20 percent, it's now taken seriously.

The influence of fine aggregates having alkaline activity on the durability of concrete should be taken seriously.

Either way, he deserves credit for creating antagonists that were taken seriously, even though they're animals wearing people clothes.

Recently, however, the voice of vigilance behavior geneticists are increasingly taken seriously.

But Professor Yan yazhong thinks that the fact was made by some people of Chen Dynasty, also, it should be taken seriously.

In the past early warnings have also not been taken seriously enough, meaning too much is lost before emergency appeals begin.

A moment comes when the creation ceases to be taken tragically; it is merely taken seriously.

It is not so easy for younger economists to be taken seriously by others.

Hsiang believes that information needs to be taken seriously.

Hsiang believes that information needs to be taken seriously.

I ask him if he struggles to be taken seriously.

English films, translation of domestic scholars involved much, but has gradually taken seriously.

In fact, the both subjectivities should be taken seriously and equally respected in pluralist modern societies.

People who believe their concerns are not taken seriously tend to become defensive or withdrawn from discussion and activities.

Lower industry in a matter of the highest priority for service standards are taken seriously enough.

Things can, over time, get better, especially when the record of what has happened to date gets taken seriously.

The devaluation fast as floods, blew out, as tasteless, the state is not taken seriously.

This shows, the network safety behoove that protects teenager children is taken seriously by all circles height.

So perhaps when it comes to eating (and not just eating brains), a seemingly nonsensical post should be taken seriously.

Remember, nothing is to be taken seriously.

This number would likely need to rise if their project is to be taken seriously.

And how can they be taken seriously if, as in Russia, the term "businesswoman" is synonymous with prostitute?

Nicholas Bequelin, a researcher at Human Rights Watch, says that any security threat to the Olympics should be taken seriously.

With the stock at such lofty valuations, any threat to Baidu's rapid growth has to be taken seriously.

Yan Xuetong pointed out that Confucianism won't be taken seriously abroad unless it is practiced by political leaders at home.

Driving a vehicle is a huge responsibility that must be taken seriously. It's a matter of life and death.

Summary: With hacker attacks in the news frequently these days, we all know that computer security needs to be taken seriously.

It's an indication that drink-driving is taken seriously as an important problem.

That means that the stability pact must be taken seriously.

Indeed, the A4 is now a good-enough car to be taken seriously alongside the 3-Series or the Mercedes C-Class.

his right to be taken seriously.

When rumours came to Tom that the price of steel would rise up, they were not taken seriously.

Twenty or 30 years ago, it would have been hard for these [candidates] to get taken seriously.

Don't be too casual at work because work is supposed to be taken seriously.

This notion, if taken seriously, is "incomprehensible" , says Ms Bernstein.

But given the structure of executive pay, the possibility that risk-taking was influenced by these incentives should be taken seriously.

Regardless of how you approach SOA, you must provide very realistic figures if you want to be taken seriously.

The tweets are not serious nor are they meant to be taken seriously.

Many scoffed. How could a man who had himself faced corruption charges, before being let off on a technicality, be taken seriously?

If the teens sense they are not being taken seriously, all hope of helping them goes down the drain.

By dressing like a businessperson, you will have an easier time being taken seriously.

Bush said, 'Any report of medical neglect will be taken seriously by this administration.

Because of its specific experimental method and sampling superiority, this technique has been increasingly taken seriously.

It is certainly taken seriously by MI5, which took over the lead counter-terrorism intelligence role in Northern Ireland three years ago.

Thornton reported back that the bid should be taken seriously.

Five-year program in higher vocational college has been taken seriously in every vocational college.

If your sport's suddenly being taken seriously, how come we're wearing long pants and you guys are still wearing shorts?

All these phenomena have adverse effects on our socialist construction and should be taken seriously and solved.

This kind of guy can't: Ultra-macho men, guys who need to be taken seriously.

Investigations of sexual violence often take too long, he says, and the victims are not taken seriously.

The strength of the third culture is precisely that it can tolerate disagreements about which ideas are to be taken seriously.

My mother's idea has not been taken seriously.

Sometimes we like risks to be taken seriously.

The concept " time is money " is taken seriously in U. S. business culture, so always get to the point.

A nation that can build nuclear weapons ANDput a manned capsule in orbit is to be taken seriously.

Therefore, all threats of self-harm should be taken seriously.

In most industries, if you dress overly casually or too "young, " you won't be taken seriously.

Failure in snap judgment, if they are taken seriously, have usually been considered a lack of common sense.

We should be providing feedback on the developed countries too, with the results published, taken seriously, and followed up.

"I am not sure with those comments that I have got a lot of confidence that the threat is being taken seriously enough, " said Mack.

Anyone who talks about suicide should be taken seriously.

They Are for all of us in a mediactive world, and the more you hope to be taken seriously, the more I hope you'll appreciate them.

This is a compelling advance, and Hawking argues that its predictions must be taken seriously.

The pygmise say it has been spotted many times in the past, but their stories have not really been taken seriously until very recently.

Wider threats to the region should be taken seriously.

Don't dress casually when you want tobe taken seriously.

Snap judgments, if they are taken seriously, have usually been considered a lack of common sense.

Most of the women who did report discrimination said they didn't think the claim was taken seriously.

There is another worry about GM technology, though, that should be taken seriously.

Ethanol still has a long way to go before it is taken seriously as an alternative to petrol.

Moreover, if extreme good looks score you big points in a screen career, they can detract from being taken seriously in science.

You or those around may think that you're too young to be taken seriously in business.

Employees will generally be more cooperative if their views are taken seriously.

The dual economic structure in China's economic geography is a visible sign which should be taken seriously in the western development.

For the first time in American church history, untrained Christians were now encouraged to speak out and their words were taken seriously.

Life is too important to be taken seriously.

"The Chinese regulators believe that they should be taken seriously, and it probably is a good idea for us to do that, " Mr Wang added.

The implication, the researchers wrote, is that social phobia should be taken seriously in young people.

This hypothesis has been taken seriously by many historians of economicthought.

Large scale system development is hard and it should be taken seriously.

It is extremely important that threats of suicide be taken seriously.

Mr Huckabee says he has not yet decided whether he will run. But clearly he must be taken seriously.

To be taken seriously.

In short, should be taken seriously.

they were not taken seriously.

During Han Dynasty, the unfilial crime had been taken seriously and put more and more content.

But it is taken seriously by the government, led by Abhisit Vejjajiva, who shows no sign of wanting to face the electorate.

They had to hide their sexuality in order to be taken seriously.

Smart women don't care about being "taken seriously" , they just want to get on.

Would Clinton be taken seriously by Muslim atates that deny women's rights?

The good news is that the tribunals show that the rule of law is being taken seriously by Nigeria's institutions.

This is obviously a joke, it must not be taken seriously.

At WholeMan, a London haven for metrosexual pampering, a shave is something to be taken seriously and savoured.

This is a point that should be taken seriously by policymakers.

Since 20th century 90's, more and more extensive on application of the team, and team study also be taken seriously.

That said, being taken seriously is important in our line of work.

He doesn't like not being taken seriously.

In America such findings are taken seriously, largely because of a spate of killings by young people.

Still in his 20s, Qian became involved in experiments in rocketry, a field that at that time, the late 1930s, was barely taken seriously.

The horror genre isn't taken seriously in the first place, but this is a new low.

Doing so not only gives you an advocate, but also improves your chances of being taken seriously by other managers.

it's still not easy for women in business to be taken seriously -- I like to look the part.

Sombroek wrote about the possibility in 1992, but only now is it being taken seriously.

Every day should be taken seriously efforts to become a pearl.

Mr Jiang said he could not confirm or deny the allegations in Playfair's report but said they were being taken seriously

but the above hard works were not taken seriously by the society then, which left many hidden troubles to the following generations.

Project of Soil and Water Conservation Ecological Rehabilitation Deserving to be Taken Seriously and Popularized

Several Problems Should be Taken Seriously during the Economic Effect Evaluation of Investment in Industrial Forest Plantation

They each emphasize the essential diversity of economic phenomena, favoring context-rich explanations in which history is taken seriously;

The relationship between secondary VE and higher VE must be taken seriously and be strengthened

Something not to be taken seriously; a triviality

The claim that 60 percent of Mexican DTO gross drug export revenues come from marijuana should not be taken seriously;

Diagnosis and treatment of chronic pelvic pain in gynecologic field should be taken seriously

The method of bleed should be taken seriously for the fingers in which venous crisis occurred within 48 hours;

And its women expect to be taken seriously;

Effects of Road Conditions on Traffic Safety Should be Taken Seriously

Learning each course I have taken seriously, to think independently;

I'm too young to be Taken seriously