Get in line... no, seriously, sign up for diagnostic testing.
"The Turnbull government can't seriously sign on to deals which limit climate damage to 2 degrees and then give a green light to massive coal export projects which guarantee that the 2 degree target can never be met," community campaigner, Moira Williams, said.
Doctors should ask their patients for their personal mental histories, and take seriously signs of depression, Kripke urged.
"If it carries on like this," says cockney comic Micky Flanagan of his newfound success, "I'm seriously considering signing off".
But the fact that he seriously considered signing the NAFTA executive order, and the flip manner in which he reversed course, demonstrates that nothing is set in stone.
Yes, he did tell the trade unionists that the Bank's inflation target was symmetrical: signs that "RPIX" inflation (ie, excluding mortgage-interest payments) would fall below 2.5% would be treated just as seriously as signs that it would rise above it.
In some respects, the film is so faithful to the game series that perhaps some reverse engineering is in order: "Tomb Raider" the movie really would make an excellent Tomb Raider game, and its writers should seriously consider signing on as game designers.
An official from an American League team that expressed interest in Martinez said the player was seeking a five-year, $55 million deal; executives from other clubs believe only a few of teams could seriously consider signing Martinez for anywhere near that annual salary -- the St . LouisCardinals, for one.
O'Connell, who also grew up in Derby, says he felt an affinity with the role - at the age of 15, he too seriously considered signing up to army life.
"In addition to the salary, any club seriously considering signing him will have to really get their head around expectations he will bring to the table in terms of his leadership and playing ability".
Although Martin said that the band had not seriously considered signing a record deal, the band pursued one through the suggestion of its manager, Mitchell Fox.
