Sentence examples for seriously the case from inspiring English sources

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

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

Once one begins to take seriously the case for special group rights for minorities especially if these include rights of self-government it iself-government itis the question of whether some such groups may be entitledifficult independence.

This is where concern begins over how seriously the case was treated.

Oh, he talked about "the need to look seriously at the case for fixed-term parliaments".

To say that Yannis Ritsos was prolific is to seriously understate the case.

As Dankworth put it: "To say that jazz was divided about the validity and desirability of bebop would be seriously understating the case.

This is an open secret in the world of show dogs, an arena invariably referred to as "fiercely competitive," a phrase that may seriously understate the case.

First Things, he reminds us, once ran an issue seriously discussing the case for resisting the American "regime" because of its support for abortion.

They must be rejoicing that the trials have seriously damaged the case for Europe inside Turkey, while also giving fodder to anti- Turkish nationalists in Europe.

"We have called on the Afghan government to seriously pursue the case, and under no circumstances to let such events happen again, as such events will be regarded as unfriendly," Mr. Salehi said.