Mr. Milosevic is said to have asked to see former Prime Minister Constantine Mitsotakis, whom he trusts, but officials say that they are looking for more signals of seriousness from Belgrade before Mr. Mitsotakis would be authorized to go.
In the preface to his 2000 book "Creative Industries," the Harvard economist Richard E. Caves said that decades earlier he had come up with the idea but "thought it best postponed to a time when my reputation for professional seriousness could more comfortably be placed at risk".
For example, as someone who commutes daily around the vast, speedy and traffic-choked Elephant and Castle gyratory system it's illuminating to find that from 2009-2013 it hosted 80 road incidents involving cyclists of sufficient seriousness for police to be called, more than anywhere else inside the M25.
The experts clearly pointed out two pros as being most relevant: 'the need for more problem knowledge' and 'the seriousness of health risks'.
But Mr Brown will cite Tory opposition as proof of lack of seriousness about the public finances, or of a sordid zeal for more swingeing cuts in public services.
But seriously, forget the seriousness for a moment.
Maternal deaths are red flags for weaknesses in health systems: failure to recognize the seriousness of complications, lack of urgency in dealing with these cases, and the need for more aggressive and prompt action.
Many guidelines tend to encourage the interpretation of seriousness simply based on duration, as they instruct GPs to pursue symptoms and signs lasting for more than a predefined interval [ 16].
While political spokesmen have played down the seriousness of the fighting that has killed 126 Americans just this month, field commanders have been pleading desperately for more armor.
The need for more public education was underscored by the interviewees (13/44), in particular with regard to symptoms, disease seriousness, and treatments (thrombolysis).
