Sentence examples for seriously cases from inspiring English sources

In particularly seriously cases of libel or breaches of privacy, newspapers would also face exemplary or punitive damages on top of libel damages.

"The Justice Department has always taken seriously cases in which government employees and contractors entrusted with classified information are suspected of willfully disclosing such classified information to those not entitled to it," a department official explained.

"The Justice Department takes seriously cases in which government employees and contractors entrusted with classified information are suspected of willfully disclosing such classified information to those not entitled to it, and we will do so in these cases as well".

Authorities are taking the situation "very seriously", but cases are hard to follow due to the lack of central data collection, spokesman Johannes Dimroth said.

You wouldn't know how little interest college administrators show in seriously investigating cases of rape (as sad stories at Hobart William Smith, Florida State, and Brown illustrate).

It is notable that our two most seriously poisoned cases received treatment with pralidoxime.

Hence, if seeking to enumerate incidence figures, the basic keyword approach would seriously underestimate cases.

The most seriously affected cases exhibited a motor syndrome indistinguishable from classic LND, with profoundly disabling and generalized dystonia.

It might be overkill but a trail of sticker reminders in your bathroom might work in seriously annoying cases.

Mr. Bell said Mr. Case also never took his candidacy seriously; the Case campaign actually left $150,000 of its primary money unspent.

It's time the government took seriously the case for a UK-wide, citizen-led constitutional convention.