Women's groups say police are less likely to take seriously complaints from such marginalized communities.
Syria most especially has cause to take seriously President Bush's demands for behavior modification.
And Iran needs to take seriously its responsibilities and to forego and forsake its nuclear weapons ambitions.
But this psychologizing only exposes the inability of climate activists to take seriously the rational case for inaction.
On one hand, this complaint is one of the hardest parts of the Occupation to take seriously.
It is a serious message that governments and institutions, including the World Bank, are beginning to take seriously.
It was a tumultuous time for the Philippines, a country that has never been easy to take seriously.
It's also hard to take seriously the suggestion that something should be done to reduce the power of the whips.
Mr O'Neill had become something of a joke in the financial markets, which found him increasingly difficult to take seriously.
The next best thing might be binding rules that force southern governments to take seriously those things dear to German voters.
And that is absurd and hard to take seriously his specific plan.
What we are far less sure how to do is to take seriously a public figure's seemingly admirable character and professions of higher purpose.
Then something unprecedented happened: its leaders decided to take seriously the clauses in successive education acts saying that it should consider suppliers other than itself.
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Now a group of parents in Sevenoaks has collected 2, 200 signatures, forcing Kent County Council to take seriously their campaign for a new grammar school.
Although political Islam has largely been barred from politics, the Islamist renaissance has prompted governments to take seriously their role as guardians of Islamic practice.
But Sarah's exertions in the action realm listening to the tumblers as she cracks a safe, feeling for a bullet in a shooting victim's belly are hard to take seriously.
Infotainment platforms are a dime a dozen these days, but Garmin's K2 "glass cockpit" is definitely one system that you're going to want to take seriously.
So, he says, Brazil has since been pushing Mr Fujimori to take seriously proposals for democratic reforms put forward by the Organisation of American States (see article).
The police have to take seriously the most trivial complaints.
Cameron has decided to spoof what he used to take seriously, and the result, though bright and deafening, feels oddly slack he loosens the screws, and our interest drops away.
By posing as the sole major power to take seriously (at least in public) Iran's protestations that its nuclear programme is innocent, Russia has gained both commercially and diplomatically.
The threats against the U.S. are also hard to take seriously because hitting long-range targets is still widely believed to be beyond the current limits of North Korea's missile technology.
America has long been urging its Gulf allies to take seriously the threat of Iranian and Iraqi ballistic missiles, and has now offered to share data from its early-warning detection satellites.
Political actors exhibited this same human nature, and any discussion of political institutions had to take seriously our moral and cognitive limitations as well as the fact that people respond to incentives.
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It is hard to know what to make of the chapter on astrology, superstition that Ms Sobel appears to take seriously, and which shifts the tone of her book from thoughtful to flaky.
And as for a headline like "Let us march or we kill a Catholic a day" sectarian murder haunts Northern Ireland again, is that a, something you have to take seriously, a threat like that?
But the reluctance, recently revealed, of both police and social workers to take seriously pleas for help from young girls who were being sexually exploited in Rochdale suggests that blind eyes are still being turned.
By naming and shaming transgressors, they believe that a new norm will be created which even such countries as Russia and China, with few scruples over whom they supply arms to, will eventually be forced to take seriously.
It is a time to get serious about the long-term infrastructure building that is so lacking and whose fruits are essential, and finally to take seriously the need to present those ideas as compellingly as they deserve to be.
It has taken a worldwide revival of interest in the blues largely led by white listeners and record buyers to persuade the city to take seriously the tourist potential of the Beale Street area, where generations of black American musicians performed for predominantly black crowds.
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