The business minister Anna Soubry, said the government would take any misconduct in the downfall of BHS extremely seriously, pledging to ban the people involved as directors and call in the police if necessary.
Giving his condolences, Munter said the United States took the attack "very seriously" and pledged a "a full, in-depth investigation".
So, I think the SNP should seriously consider pledging to bring bears, wolves and lynxes back to Scotland's hills and glens.
He also pledged to seriously consider shutting down mosques and put others under surveillance, promised to issue Muslims special ID cards, discussed creating a federal database to track and monitor Muslims residing in the United States, and, unsurprisingly, ban all Muslims from entering the country.
In an address to American bishops, he said that the crisis was "sometimes very badly handled" and pledged that the church would pursue healing and reconciliation with those "so seriously wronged".
During that period Kurbsky also became one of the tsar's intimate associates and in 1553 demonstrated his loyalty to Ivan, who was then seriously ill, by pledging to support Ivan's infant son Fyodor as heir, although many nobles refused to do so.
It doesn't take its pledged fusing too seriously or execute it too strenuously: while the menu indeed combines British and Asian traditions, it doesn't always insist on doing so in a single dish.
All three also pledged to campaign seriously in this determinedly Democratic state in the fall — promises that are likely to be broken after June 7.
"I really do take seriously the pledge we both made primary night not to launch attacks," he said.
But we take seriously her pledge that he will not appear before her and believe, over all, that she offers the best hope of positive reform.
We take our responsibility to protect our customers' information and privacy very seriously and pledge to continue to do so to the fullest extent possible," said AT&T vice-president Wayne Watts.
