Garrett referred to speculation that hackers might have compromised personal information for Sony to have taken the serious step of closing PSN for five days.
That reopens our inquiry and, if we are not satisfied with the answers, parliament can potentially take the rare – but reputationally serious – step of finding witnesses in contempt.
They first protested to Washington, and then took the more serious step of launching a formal complaint at the World Trade Organisation in Geneva, charging that the Massachusetts law breached the obligation of the United States under the WTO's agreement on open government procurement.All sides agree that Myanmar is ruled by a bunch of thugs.
The Yomiuri newspaper, however, said that Toyota decided on the more serious step of a recall for the Prius to give priority to restoring consumer trust.
But China is taking serious steps to shift off of fossil fuels.
Recommendations Based on the findings, the study recommends the following in order to improve the Better Parenting Program: 1. Ensuring the sustainability of the program by taking serious steps to shift the management of the program from the UNICEF and handle it to a council formed from all partners in addition to a representative from the UNICEF and NCFA.
"After 10 years of inaction, of not taking serious steps to tackle climate change, we're finally doing it," said Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, slamming her Conservative predecessors for neglecting to develop a sound strategy while in power.
"The Palestinian leadership must condemn this and they must begin to take serious steps to restrain any kind of incitement".
At the same time, for those of us who have worked with Bahareh had hoped that Rouhani would take serious steps to push for release of political prisoners, including Bahareh".
"Hundreds of thousands of you, from all 50 states, have signed petitions asking us to take serious steps to address the epidemic of gun violence in this country".
