"We take our obligations to human rights seriously and as such we have put strong measures in place to try to ensure that our reliance on sensitive material does not prejudice the right of individuals subject to control orders to a fair trial".
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology took this question seriously, as until someone actually investigates whether such bans are helpful, harmful or some mix thereof, it's all speculation.
A spokeswoman for First said: "We take the safety of our passengers, staff and other road users incredibly seriously and as such have stringent drug and alcohol testing for all of our employees.
He said: "We take issues surrounding the behaviour of England players very seriously and as such have decided to suspend Delon from the Saxons EPS [Elite Player Squad] pending the result of the police inquiry.
The campaign has been taken seriously by such eminent people as Nobel prize-winning economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, and Philip Diehl, the former director of the United States Mint.
"It's a serious potential threat to integrity," Mounsey says, "which is why we're taking it seriously and treating it as such".
Either way, we typically take her reasons and the reasoning associated with them to explain her belief, which is why we engage seriously with her reasons as such in critical discussion, and go on to inquire into their merits.
Since Adam is a highly assiduous follower of my work, he should know that I take very seriously disciplines such as history, and philosophy, and theology, and literature, as explanations of the world, even though they are not sciences.
He thinks only a catastrophic event would now persuade humanity to take the threat of climate change seriously enough, such as the collapse of a giant glacier in Antarctica, such as the Pine Island glacier, which would immediately push up sea level.
In a statement, Mr. Bush said the stockpile was created as a backstop for times when the supply of oil has been seriously disrupted, such as a war.
