The most serious duty we have as U.S. senators is deciding whether and when to send our young women and men into harm's way to defend our country.
Whilst we originally launched in the AppStore, we eventually realised that we had serious duty of care for people using our apps, many of whom could suffer from very serious levels of clinical depression, but we didn't have adequate referral processes in place that would've helped put care in place for those individuals.
In 1779 he decided to mark his 30th birthday and his entry on more serious official duties with a long trip to Switzerland in the company of Charles Augustus.
Problem was, he was also juiced up on some serious heavy-duty hay-fever tablets (it says here).
When it comes to fresh garlic, here's about the most serious, heavy-duty press you can apply to it.
Mr. Marshall admits that the cat test was not "serious heavy-duty science," but his Crittercam system has helped many scientists solve puzzles that had them befuddled for years.
If you want a serious heavy duty one it can get pretty expensive, but you can get a lower quality one for under 25 dollars.
A source familiar with the matter told Reuters late on Tuesday that VW's supervisory board had chosen to back the previous recommendation because internal investigations of the scandal until now had shown that no former management board member was in serious breach of duties in 2015.
"People are beginning to sense that there's a serious imbalance between duties and rewards in the college sports industry," said Robert McCormick, who co-authored an influential paper with his wife (and fellow Michigan State University Law School professor) Amy C. McCormick in 2006 called "The Myth of the Student Athlete" that helped expose the moral bankruptcy of the NCAA.
That serious breach of duty is a matter for her regulator.
