Examples of using Extremely seriously in English and their translations into Danish
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I took it extremely seriously.
has called for this prospect to be taken extremely seriously.
this is in fact not the first time we have discussed this- that I take this question extremely seriously.
Up to 50 yachts run ashore every year at Bornholm therefore you should take the danger extremely seriously.
the Commission committed to taking the bulk data issue extremely seriously in the mandate of the negotiations?
men taking movies extremely seriously!
we take safety extremely seriously at DS Smith.
Europe's roads each year, we must take road safety extremely seriously.
I can assure the honourable Member that these are matters that we take extremely seriously.
needs to be treated extremely seriously by the authorities.
I am of the opinion that the urgency is such that we need to take it extremely seriously.
The lack of highly-qualified specialists in Europe is felt everywhere and extremely seriously in the new Member States due to the brain drain phenomenon.
Mr President, we do of course take extremely seriously the case that we are discussing today,
the issue of democratic accountability, extremely seriously.
men taking movies extremely seriously!
stressed that it must be taken extremely seriously.
I think that in this connection, we need to draw the attention of the new Parliament to the fact that it should take the hearings in the autumn extremely seriously, also with regard to the ten Commissioners who are taking up office today.
Control are taking the prospect of a pandemic breaking out extremely seriously.
Finally, in the name of all of my colleagues on the Budgets Committee who I believe take their responsibilities extremely seriously, I would like to say that these allegations are not worthy of someone holding a senior position in this House such as a Quaestor
with the type of answer he has given now he is not being given the best advice on something Parliament takes extremely seriously.