Being POTUS is a serious matter - not child's play.
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For Luther this was, like everything else, a serious matter.
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Unlike chickens, dogs crossing the road are a serious matter.
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It's unfortunate that it's occurring with such a serious matter.
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Elliott said that Mr. Kleinfeld's letter was a serious matter.
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Impeachment is a serious matter, with sacred principles at stake.
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But rest assured, we wouldn't joke about such a serious matter.
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There has also been no meaningful change on whether the investigation itself is a serious matter or mainly an effort to discredit Trump's presidency: 59% say it's a serious matter, 236% an effort to discredit Trump.
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It was a fun sign to draw attention to a serious matter.
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It's a serious matter, and it can't wait until after the inauguration.
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Did you wonder how such a serious matter could be made comedic?
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If that is the case, then I think it's a serious matter.
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"It's going to be a serious matter for social stability," he adds.
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An attack on that system, numerous officials have indicated, is a serious matter.
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"In other words, to him, it's not a serious matter," the spokesman said.
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And to be clear: Any form of self-harm is a serious matter.
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After a few weeks, it really kicked in that this was a serious matter.
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However, it's not such a serious matter when you're dealing with friends and family.
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Prescribing medication is a serious matter, and your doctor should treat it that way.
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But the impact on supply chains originating in China is also a serious matter.
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Then, last Wednesday, the improbable scrambling was transformed into a serious matter of state.
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"We consider allegations of intellectual property infringement a serious matter," warned an email from Amazon.
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If it wasn't such a serious matter, it would have been a comedy, joked Rep.
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But Wojnarowicz's task of recording himself is a serious matter — one of life and death.
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The naming of viruses is, to paraphrase the poet T. S. Eliot, a serious matter.
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Falsely describing the path of a hurricane can be a serious matter, if not corrected.
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While a serious matter, Haddish being Haddish, made the plea for help in a hilarious way.
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While 87% of Democrats call the investigation itself a serious matter, just 23% of Republicans agree.
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" Cosco Container Lines, which owns the ship, said in a statement: "This is a serious matter.
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And sometimes, when you have a serious matter, you may have to take a little pain.
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That's a serious matter that deserves to be taken seriously, which you with this comment do not.
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Rice, wheat and sugarcane are thirsty, a serious matter in a country with precarious supplies of water.
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Now it may end up that it establishes that president lied, which is certainly a serious matter.
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The proposed Disney/Fox mega-merger is a serious matter and can't be taken lightly by Congress.
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While a serious matter, the Tweet was also a reference to her new album "Everyday is Christmas".
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But this is a serious matter, we need to think it through, be rational and thoughtful about it.
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The Russian interference, which former Vice President Dick Cheney labeled an "act of war," is a serious matter.
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"The Ukrainian government was completely wrong to lie to international leaders about such a serious matter," he said.
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"Facilitation of the laundering of billions originating abroad by Dutch companies is a serious matter", the prosecutors said.
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Six in 0013 Americans, 61%, say the Russian meddling is a serious matter that should be fully investigated.
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"Russian meddling in U.S. elections is a serious matter and Americans need to know what happened," they wrote.
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"Rape is always a serious matter," Defense Minister Roberta Pinotti said Friday at a conference on women's issues.
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If it were indeed a serious matter we would not have kept Eileen in her role at Bridgewater.
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"Because it's a serious matter, we don't want to make too much of a joke about that," he said.
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"We take this as a serious matter and will issue a statement after we have all of the facts."
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Key findings: 91% of Democrats think Flynn's guilty plea is "a serious matter," while only 34% of Republicans agree.
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Even though the incident is a "serious matter," the journalist whose data was accessed has yet to be notified.
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"Of course it's a serious matter — the federal government has a lot of power in this situation," he said.
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MAGUIRE: Mr. Chairman, when I saw this report and complaint, immediately I knew that this was a serious matter.
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So I hear [inaudible] acceleration I suspect we have to be pragmatic and realistic but again it's a serious matter.
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The All Writs Act is a serious matter and the government shouldn't have used it without exploring all options first.
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About 64 percent of respondents say the investigation into Russian influence is a serious matter that should be fully investigated.
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"This is a serious matter, and that is the only reason she would ever miss votes," Jones said last week.
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I show them videos and pictures and they are shocked, and then they realize that this is a serious matter.
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What Ford describes is an attempted rape, which should be a serious matter for investigation regardless of when it occurred.
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Plagued by rumors he was gay — a serious matter in Texas, which consistently has opposed same-sex marriage, then-Gov.
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If your friends were exposed and learned that cheating is a serious matter, they might benefit in the long run.
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" Sessions said the country needs to be careful about whom it admits, adding that the issue is a "serious matter.
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Despite such a serious matter, the police and college administration present on the spot have not taken any action yet!
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This is always a serious matter, but especially now, as the midterm elections approach with control of Congress at stake.
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"The allegations of a potential hacking of a VA computer system with ill-intent is a serious matter," Walz said.
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Seventy-four percent of voters say the leaks are a serious matter that should be investigated, including 22019 percent of Democrats.
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I don't think it's clear one way or the other, but i do think it is a certainly a serious matter.
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The situation is obviously a serious matter, but there are some funny details in the suit that can't be left unnoticed.
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She calls impeachment a serious matter and said she hopes her constituents would want her to examine the facts without partisanship.
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It led to a climate, he said, that has prompted many people to not consider a deportation order a serious matter.
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"While we do not know all of the details surrounding the arrest, we are treating this as a serious matter," said Keys.
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As a former federal prosecutor, I have conducted dozens of grand jury investigations and subpoenaing someone to testify is a serious matter.
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"The targeting of civilians is a serious matter that should not be condoned," Palestine's ambassador Ibrahim Khraisi said, citing the report's findings.
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Two-thirds of Americans said they believe Flynn's guilty plea is a "serious matter" for the Trump administration, according to the poll.
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The prediction is a serious matter on this history-soaked campus, where students have hosted a mock convention every four years since 1908.
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" Harris, however, told CNN's John Berman on "New Day" Wednesday that Trump's "threatening remarks" about the whistleblower and others is a "serious matter.
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Of course, if it's a serious matter that calls for attention, it's best to politely talk to them or consult a direct supervisor.
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It was a serious matter, because unauthorized firearms were being used, and I had doubts about the legality under which they were operating.
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The representation of individuals charged with a crime is a serious matter that concerns everyone — communities, families, courts, prosecutors, judges and law enforcement.
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The question of what phone a president carries — and what he or she does with it — is a serious matter of national security.
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Since the President spends a lot of time at Mar-a-Lago, security protocol is tight, and any breach is a serious matter.
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If a peaceful protest stems from it, will it "cheapen a serious matter," as Mr. Lazar felt Storm Area 51 did for government secrecy?
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The 16% of Republicans who see the Russian interference as a serious matter worthy of investigation in this poll is the lowest figure yet.
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About 6 in 10 Americans say they consider the Russia investigation a serious matter (61%) rather than an effort to discredit Trump's presidency (33%).
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Telenor said a central part of the report related to its handling of a "serious matter" in 2011, from an employee seconded to Vimpelcom.
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I do think that, as I said, I've been trying not to politicize this just because I think it is such a serious matter.
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Six in 10 Americans see the investigation as a serious matter that should be fully investigated, a CNN poll from March 22-25 found.
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If the Obama administration improperly used national security powers to investigate the campaign of its opposing party, that is obviously no less a serious matter.
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Seventy-four percent of those surveyed said the leaking of an Oval Office meeting with foreign officials is a serious matter that should be investigated.
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Privacy protections are a serious matter and the government has a responsibility to hold businesses accountable when they take actions inconsistent with their legal obligations.
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The CNN poll released Wednesday showed 6 in 10 respondents consider the Russia probe, which Trump has repeatedly labeled a "witch hunt," a serious matter.
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The issue was later resolved for Spokane County, but it's clear a Comcast landline outage is a serious matter that could affect police and ambulance response.
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He explains, "Filing a divorce action is a serious matter in the state of New York, period" — as it starts the ball rolling on court proceedings.
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If Trump officials colluded with a foreign government in our election or obstructed justice, that is a serious matter for the integrity of our political system.
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RELIGIOUS freedom for everybody, with all its messy and unpredictable consequences, has always been a serious matter in the United States, ever since the republic's creation.
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If we believe combating climate change is a serious matter, nuclear energy—the most environmentally benign technology for generating electricity—must be part of the arsenal.
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Social disconnection is a serious matter, yet if we whip up a panic over its prevalence and impact, we're less likely to deal with it properly.
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Overall, 220% say the Russia investigation is a serious matter that should be fully investigated, while 13% say it's mainly an effort to discredit Trump's presidency.
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"I cannot fathom a worse scenario than a parent having to testify against their child in such a serious matter," attorney Ralph Fernandez told CNN on Wednesday.
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Most of those surveyed, 59 percent, also consider the investigation a serious matter, with about 35 percent saying Mueller's probe is an attempt to discredit the president.
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Still, it's worth noting only 16% of Republicans see the Russian interference as a serious matter worthy of investigation — the lowest figure yet in CNN polling. 7.
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The president's tweet, confusing and politicizing a serious matter of military justice, is yet another dispiriting reminder of the civilian-military divide that exists in this country.
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It was jarring to see many foreigners not wearing masks when the overwhelming majority of the Chinese population considered wearing them a serious matter of public health.
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The president has yet to formally follow through on that statement, even as almost nine in 10 Americans believe opioid abuse is at least a serious matter.
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"This is a serious matter and we will handle it appropriately, as the safety and care of our customers and employees is our highest priority," American Airlines said.
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But the events surrounding last year's election are a serious matter indeed, and having grown up behind the Iron Curtain, I have a particular appreciation for democratic institutions.
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Such omissions are a serious matter at the FISC, because it is the one court in America where the accused gets no representation or chance to defend himself.
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A majority, 60 percent, also says the Russia probe is a serious matter, compared to 38 percent who think it is an attempt to discredit the current president.
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Concealing information from Congress when it is conducting an investigation is a serious matter, said Amanda Werner, arbitration campaign manager for Americans for Financial Reform and Public Citizen.
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But among Republicans, far fewer feel this way; just 19 percent said it was a serious matter that should be fully investigated, compared to 92 percent of Democrats.
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A senior Japanese trade official said on Thursday that the trade ministry was treating the data fabrication as a serious matter that affected trust in the country's manufacturing industry.
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This is a serious matter and their statements, the statement that Mr. McCabe released recently, following his firing, and Mr. Comey's sworn testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee conflict.
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While the source is definitely dubious, calling out subpar working conditions is a serious matter — especially for a brand that's associated with a major fast fashion name like Topshop.
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"Technology is the foundation of our business, and we consider the theft of our intellectual property to be a serious matter," said Robert Altman, ZeniMax's chairman and chief executive.
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But for people who care about the English language and how best to use it, President Trump's continual flouting of even basic writing conventions is a serious matter indeed.
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And about six in 10 say they think the investigation is a serious matter that should be fully investigated, while 37% call it an effort to discredit Trump's presidency.
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But for people who care about the English language and how best to use it, President Trump's continual flouting of even basic writing conventions is a serious matter indeed.
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The Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland George Hamilton said the suspected theft or unlawful leaking was a serious matter that the police were obliged to investigate.
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Even among Republicans who think it's possible that the president's campaign had improper contact with the Russian government, only a third view it as a serious matter of national security.
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An out-of-policy finding has become a serious matter in the LAPD, one that can result in anything from required retaining to a reprimand, loss of promotion, and firing.
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And 56% say they consider Russia's efforts to influence the election a serious matter that should be fully investigated, while 38% consider it mainly an effort to discredit Trump's presidency.
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Although Clinton's affair was indeed a serious matter, it was one that seemed relatively contained, as opposed to the growing issues that threaten lives and the vitality of our democracy today.
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About six in 10 (58%) say they think the investigation was a serious matter that deserved to be fully investigated, while 38% consider it mainly an effort to discredit Trump's presidency.
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" Robert Altman, ZeniMax's Chairman and CEO, said in a statement, "Technology is the foundation of our business and we consider the theft of our intellectual property to be a serious matter.
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Sixty percent of those polled view the probe as a serious matter that should be fully investigated, and a significant minority, 63%, view it as an effort to discredit Trump's presidency.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's trade ministry is taking the Kobe Steel data fabrication scandal as a serious matter that affects trust in the country's manufacturing industry, a senior official said on Thursday.
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" In a lengthy Facebook post published Monday, Takei attempted to explain himself, saying the comments are "distasteful" when taken "out of context" and apologizing for "making fun of a serious matter.
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Overall, about six in 10 say the Russia investigation is a serious matter that should be fully investigated, while about a third consider it mainly an effort to discredit Trump's presidency.
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Two-thirds of voters think that former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn's guilty plea in the Russia probe is "a serious matter" for the Trump administration, according to a new CBS poll.
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About 6 in 10 (61%) said they thought the investigation is a serious matter and should be fully investigated, with a third who thought it's just an effort to discredit the President.
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And about 286 in 22 (13%) continue to say the investigation is a serious matter that should be fully investigated, while 21% say that it's more an effort to discredit Trump's presidency.
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It would give a chance for (nominally) nonpartisan law enforcement officials to look into a serious matter rather than leaving it up to the whims of Congress, and we should cheer that.
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At the end of the day, the coronavirus is a serious matter, and you should be frequently washing your hands, refraining from touching your faces, and staying informed on updates and guidelines.
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"I asked for Mouzalas to resign on his own, to protect the government and leave," Kammenos told Mega TV, saying it was a serious matter for his right-wing Independent Greeks party.
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"It's too early to tell what kind of residual (damage) there may be, but any time there is a fractured skull and bleeding of the brain involved, it's a serious matter," Mithoff said.
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As outrageous as it was for the actor to say this (the President's security is a serious matter of national security), the Secret Service can probably save some resources and let this one go.
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Martha McSally, who is up for reelection in 2020 in a state Trump won in 2016, called the impeachment inquiry a "serious matter" and "quite partisan," but also dodged a question about Trump's ask Wednesday.
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"While this may all amount to nothing, this is undoubtedly a serious matter, and it could be a while before transparency and investor confidence improves," analysts at Cowen & Co said in a note to investors.
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You can tell from the woman's face and crossed arms that she's discussing a serious matter, yet the man is holding his hand out towards her, almost as if to prevent her from commenting further.
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Years from now, only legal historians will remember that at its core, Brady's case was a serious matter about the powers and independence of an arbitrator, an issue that has broad ramifications for employees everywhere.
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Two-in-ten Trump supporters say that the investigation into Russian efforts to influence the US presidential election in 2016 is a serious matter and should be investigated, and that number has remained relatively stable.
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While McConnell has acknowledged that interference in the election is a serious matter that deserves to be probed, he believes it is something the Senate Intelligence and Armed Services panels can handle on their own.
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"It says obesity is a serious matter, and there needs to be changes by food companies if we are going to tackle it, and the changes need to be at a big scale," Tedstone said.
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Sixty percent of respondents characterized the issues involved in the probe as "a serious matter that should be fully investigated" while 38 percent said the Russia investigations are "mainly" intended to discredit the Trump administration.
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He and other analysts said any Russian tampering with IMS stations would be a serious matter but it was also likely to be futile as other IMS or national stations could also pick up telltale particles.
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I can imagine that her hands were tied in what she could and could not say publicly, but when you're at the center of such a serious matter, you figure out a way to say something.
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Overall, 292 in 267 say they see the investigation as a serious matter that should be fully investigated (239% say so), while around a third (222%) say it's mainly an effort to discredit Donald Trump's presidency.
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These days, because so many fans treat shipping as a serious matter of urgency, they tend to approach the fan-creator divide feeling utterly justified in their belief that a ship will be or should be canon.
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The Agent Orange issue is a serious matter, as the Beast noted, with many veterans and their families saying the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is not acknowledging all the health problems caused by the toxic chemical.
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As has been the case for some time, there's a broad partisan gap on this question, with 21% of Democrats calling it a serious matter and 2016% of Republicans saying it's mainly an effort to discredit Trump.
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He quickly apologized, but faced calls for his resignation from Defense Minister Panos Kammenos, who said it was a serious matter for his right-wing Independent Greeks party, junior coalition partner of the ruling left-wing Syriza party.
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"I've learned since being on the inside that this audit is a serious matter and that he has said that when the audit is complete, he will release his tax returns," Conway said last month on ABC News.
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In hindsight, after hearing the tape of Trump and Bush from 2005, it's difficult not to draw a parallel between Bush's reluctance to admonish Lochte and his behavior with Trump, and keeping mum about such a serious matter.
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"The release of budget information two days before budget day was a serious matter and, as secretary to the treasury, I was ultimately responsible for maintaining the embargo," Makhlouf wrote in a letter to Paschal Donohoe dated July 15.
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Steinmeier said he had last spoken with his Turkish counterpart on Friday and assured him that Germany did view the attempted coup as a serious matter, while insisting on the right to question whether its response had been appropriate.
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"It is a serious matter, particularly when you're dealing with someone like the secretary of Commerce, who has his finger on so many decisions that affect businesses and financial investments," said Richard Briffault, a professor at Columbia Law School.
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Any police investigation of a Prime Minister is a serious matter, but the investigation reached a new level in early August when Netanyahu's former chief of staff, Ari Harow, turned state's witness, agreeing to testify against his old boss.
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About 6 in 10 say the investigation itself is a serious matter that should be fully investigated, while 4 in 10 say it's mainly an effort to discredit Trump's presidency, numbers that have remained nearly constant since last summer.
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The big picture: While some in the LGBTQ community have been critical of the filters as making a joke out of a serious matter, others say the filters have allowed them to explore themselves in the safety of a digital world.
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About two-thirds (64%) now say the investigation into Russian efforts to influence the US presidential election in 2016 is a serious matter that should be fully investigated, while just 32% see it as an effort to discredit Trump's presidency.
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Russia investigation still looms large into 2018 A majority of Americans say they believe Trump has made false statements about Russia, and 61% called the investigation into the country's interference in the 2016 race a serious matter in recent CNN polling.
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"Hate crimes against the LGBTQ community are a serious matter as they inflict distinct emotional harms on their victims, and strike fear into the communities they target," Courtney Reyes, the executive director of One Iowa, a statewide LGBTQ organization, said.
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But just a few hours before Carter called him an illegitimate president, Trump signaled during a photo op at the G20 summit in Japan with Russian President Vladimir Putin that he still doesn't think Russian interference is a serious matter.
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The partisan divide on that question remains large, with 91% of Democrats and a majority of independents (54%) seeing the investigation as a serious matter worthy of full investigation, while 75% of Republicans say it's mainly an effort to discredit Trump's presidency.
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"Any interference in the democratic process of the United Kingdom by people acting illegitimately is a serious matter," Damian Collins, a Conservative who heads a parliamentary committee leading an inquiry into "fake news," wrote in a letter released on Tuesday that requested information from Twitter.
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In a CNN survey conducted this month, about two-thirds (64%) now say the investigation into Russian efforts to influence the US presidential election in 2016 is a serious matter that should be fully investigated, while just 32% see it as an effort to discredit Trump's presidency.
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While such fraud is a serious matter, it generally poses a less serious threat to the integrity of elections, said David J. Becker, the director of the Center for Election Innovation and Reform, who helped create a clearinghouse for verifying voter registrations that is used by election officials nationwide.
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Most of those polled continue to see the investigation into Russian efforts to influence the presidential election in 23.7 as a serious matter that should be fully investigated (58% say so), though that figure has waned from a peak of 64% reached in November shortly after the first criminal charges to result from the investigation were announced.
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The number of those who said they felt the investigation into the Trump campaigns ties to Russia was a "serious matter" that "needs a full investigation" rose to 64 percent in November, while nearly six in 10 said they believed that Trump personally knew last year about about the existence of communications between members of his campaign and Russian officials.
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"We opened them about a week ago and we were writing in them, and on about my sixth or eighth card, somebody had already written in it," she told BBC TV. Her father said at first he thought the note was a prank, but he later realised it was potentially a serious matter and he felt a responsibility to pass it on to Peter Humphrey as requested.
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"We opened them about a week ago and we were writing in them, and on about my sixth or eighth card, somebody had already written in it," she told BBC TV. Her father said at first he thought the note was a prank, but he later released it was potentially a serious matter and he felt a responsibility to pass it on to Peter Humphrey as requested.
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"Any suspicion of destruction of evidence is a serious matter and we are taking steps to ensure the posts are preserved for proper review," Oversight Committee Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) said Tuesday.
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Fifty-eight percent of those surveyed in the CNN poll said they view the issue as "a serious matter that should be fully investigated," while 36 percent said the probe was "mainly an effort to discredit" President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Sen. Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallyMcSally says Senate taking 'serious look' at Trump call unlike 'partisan' House Trump impeachment battle hits TV ads Mark Kelly outraises McSally in Arizona Senate race for third straight quarter MORE (R-Ariz.) said House Democrats' impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE was a "serious matter" but decried the "partisan bickering," while adding the Senate Intelligence Committee would take the matter more seriously.
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