Sentence examples for directive seriously from inspiring English sources

School officials in the Bronx took the directive seriously, assembling a team that solicited proposals for new schools.

As if to assure the folks at home that she and Trump had taken this directive seriously, Dillon pointed to six piles of manila folders and papers that were sitting on a table next to the podium, saying, "Here is just some of the paperwork that's taking care of those actions".

"If they're going to take the energy directive seriously, they should tell Indonesian government that this fund shouldn't apply to coal projects," Heike Mainhardt, senior subsidies analyst with Oil Change International, told Huffington Post.

Joy Division and Public Image Ltd were exceptionally good at this, though no band ever took that directive more seriously than Wire, which still sounds like nobody else.

If this week was any indication, the cloud services division has taken that directive very seriously.

The Vatican directive is also seriously defective for playing down the role of civilian boards in investigating abuses.

Early Christians took that directive from Jesus seriously and refused to join the military.

Students seriously followed directives during the evacuation and teachers and campus support staff were exceptionally professional in supervising and leading the children throughout the departure.

The problem of HCV infection in prison is extensive and troublesome, but both in US and in Europe [ 11, 12], according to directives, correctional facilities should seriously cope with the problem of HCV infection.

Well, my mom took it seriously, as a directive from you.

According to the European commission, which sent the UK a warning letter on Thursday, a failure to apply the Habitats Directive to the cetaceans now could "seriously compromise their ecological character".