Sentence examples for seriously grant from inspiring English sources

"I don't take it seriously," Grant says on the line from a South Yarra tea shop.

Army officials take the issue seriously, granting only a handful of soldiers exemptions to the beard regulations based on their religious beliefs.

No EU member state seriously considered granting Edward Snowden asylum.

Later you take being taken seriously for granted, and worry about not being a sex object".

Some have suggested that by walking out we were taking Pauline Hanson seriously and granting her power she did not deserve.

Board officials said Mr. Levy wanted principals and superintendents to review teachers more seriously before granting tenure, extending their three-year probation if they did not make the grade or refusing tenure altogether.

There were rumors that some Russian politicians were seriously considering granting autonomy to Poland, and that Polish activists wished to incorporate Lithuanian lands into their autonomous region, calling on the historic tradition of the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth.

The U.S. Department of Education is seriously considering granting a potentially billion-dollar, decade-long contract to a former unit of Sallie Mae, the student loan company the Justice Department last month accused of cheating U.S. soldiers.

This Parliament has noticed this and offered its support, and I urge the Commission to take this message extremely seriously and to grant this aid.

Given the concerns about the abuse of the FISA process, the widespread assumption that headquarters had erred seriously in not granting the warrant to search Moussaoui's belongings distressed many law-enforcement officials.

This is something we seriously take for granted.