Примеры использования More seriously на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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More seriously, the continuing use of leaded petrol in many cities in developing countries is causing neurological,
the courts are treating with these cases more seriously than before.
Europe and the United States are trying to address urban transport issues more seriously, but transport-related emissions continue to increase in those regions.
In particular, we urge the EPA to treat lignite mining expansion more seriously because of its negative implications.
That situation prompts us all to work more seriously, and with greater dedication and better preparation to address this issue of high importance for the future.
Problems linked to the attitude of civil servants should be treated much more seriously than was presently the case.
We encourage those who are concerned about the Disarmament Commission to engage more seriously in its work.
Thus, the United Nations must be strengthened to address more seriously all the issues which impeded development.
because Adlersparre believed that it would be taken more seriously if it was headed by a man.
Some academics are of the opinion that their traditional ecological knowledge should be taken more seriously by park managers.
More seriously, the results of the deliberations of the CST may not be fully assimilated by the COP in its policy decisions.
More seriously, the UNMIS area of operations is vulnerable to possible spillover of the conflict in Darfur.
But more seriously, in counsel's opinion, is the insecurity
Therefore, the counter-terrorism bodies of the United Nations should address such shortcomings more seriously and with more dedication.
It was only after college that I started to take photography more seriously and started focusing on one genre- still life photography.
We urge member States to take their financial obligations more seriously and to make their payments in a timely manner.
Debtors generally take a letter of claim coming from a lawyer more seriously than any letters from the creditors themselves.
Finally, issues of trust and justice will need to be taken much more seriously so as to ensure fair
Second, and more seriously, these conditions are not enough to account for asymmetries in the ways that words are used.
Even more seriously, the social obstacles include segregation