Sentence examples for seriously must from inspiring English sources

Any negotiation that claims to take development seriously must recognise these fundamental asymmetries and address them.

Indians who take the secular guarantees of the constitution seriously must hope it reverses the high court's judgment.

But any thinker who takes the authority of the Bible seriously must wrestle with the meaning and implications of one idea: the kingdom of God.

Americans who take religion seriously must surely have winced this week at some of the defenses mounted of the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance.

The killing of Khalil and the wounding of two other boys, one seriously, "must dictate a military police investigation," she said.

"Any T.S.A. agent who takes their job seriously must feel a terrible stress at the possibility that they could be responsible for letting the next terrorist past the security checkpoint," said Mr. Litvin, the engineer.

"If these international processes are to be taken seriously, governments must be held accountable and any future commitments must come with clear plans for implementation and a process to evaluate success or failure".

"We take every complaint seriously but must ensure that due process applies.

If we in Central and Eastern Europe want to be taken seriously, we must raise our game.

More seriously, they must surely find it a relief not to be the family's sole provider any more.

In any case, if we were to take the "authenticity" requirement seriously it must apply to everyone equally.