Nowadays dictionaries are, for the most part, serious, sober documents, with little room for excitement.
President Vladimir V. Putin said at the talks that a letter from President Bush containing the proposals was "a very serious document".
Mr. Putin said that a letter from Mr. Bush, which had not previously been disclosed, was "a very serious document".
He released an economic plan the other week that was a pretty serious document, at least by the standards of politics these days.
In our experience, even victims who have serious, documented injuries sustained from trafficking and exploitation may have their cases denied by the UK authorities.
Suzanne Evans, the party policy chief, confirmed the U-turn as she set out how the manifesto would be a much more serious document than the 2010 one, which was later dismissed by Farage as nonsense and drivel.
The "dossier" in question was laid out like a serious document, or a semi-serious one, with, for example, curt diction and the last names of notable people capitalized, speculating, for example, about the role of "TRUMP's lawyer, Michael COHEN in covert relationship with Russia".
"The historians and the judges who say, 'Oh Magna Carta, its not really a serious document and all it does is stop you from putting in weirs to catch eels,' I think they are wrong because they don't see the bigger picture of how important it's become in our national legend".
Since a given attack type can have a range of different effects on a victim, our classification considers the most serious documented consequences of each type of attack.
