It is our responsibility to seriously acknowledge any criticism and complaints received for the impact upon our venues and customers by sharing such information with all parties involved who entered into this tour in good faith, and are together proactively working towards a solution to address all comments and concerns".
"You can't take all this stuff too seriously," acknowledges Bea.
"Unless we start taking this seriously and acknowledge the health risks that too much alcohol can cause the situation will only get worse".
Unless society starts to take this seriously and acknowledges the health problems and the cost to society which too much alcohol can cause, the situation will only get worse".
They're dying for someone to listen to them, to take them seriously, to acknowledge them when they say, in their own way, godammit my life has value!
Taking scripture seriously means acknowledging that there are texts that have been used in dangerous and harmful ways to subjugate women, legitimate violence against gays and lesbians, foster suspicion of other religious traditions, commit violence, and support barbarous ancient practices such as slavery.
Take these concerns seriously by acknowledging them and discussing them.
Stephen Kinnock, Labour MP for Aberavon, told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme on Tuesday that the threat of Ukip "must always be treated seriously" as he acknowledged the party had made a mistake in allowing "nationalist and populist voices" to dictate the immigration debate.
Their constant complaints could be taken seriously if they acknowledged problems, proposed real solutions and admitted that government rules were both needed and effective in making America a better place.
The idea of having the city's Economic Development Agency direct the City Hall Park renovation was seriously discussed, Mr. Stern acknowledged.
