If we're going to be serious about our security, we will, unfortunately, have to be serious about our secure information.
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But, in 2016, it may be serious about catching up.
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Trump also seemed to be serious about standing up to China.
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What is vital is that they be serious about what they are doing.
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So everyone should be serious about taking all the reasonable precautions against infection.
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But we've become rhetorically lazy, and there is plenty to be serious about.
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If you want to be serious about investing, you have to be rigorous.
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If you're going to be serious about playing games, you'll need an external mouse anyway.
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You hit it and quit it, or a drive by…nothing to be serious about.
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Undoubtedly companies may be "serious" about security, but criminals are serious about working around it.
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Yet, there are few Republicans in Congress who seem to be serious about spending cuts.
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Scheduling is a key feature if you want to be serious about your social accounts.
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Second, the VA Secretary, and VA leadership, must be serious about holding VA employees accountable.
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Anytime we tried to be serious about anything, it's just the hardest thing in the world.
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Sparing ZTE punishment weakens US sanctions by signaling that Trump may not be serious about enforcement.
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"We have to be serious about this," Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, said Thursday.
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But it's also important for Google if it wants to be serious about its smartphone business.
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The questions are whether they will seize the opportunity and whether they will be serious about it.
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You had to be serious about your business and your life, or you didn't make it out.
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But if the US wants to buy from us, we will be serious about pursuing that option.
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I might feel that law enforcement might actually be serious about breaking the cycle of such actions.
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If true, it would be a massive signal that Pyongyang might be serious about curbing its nuclear program.
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If we are going to be serious about combatting economic inequality, this state of affairs needs to change.
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It is a mistake he needs to correct if he is to be serious about stamping out terrorism.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE would need to be serious about reigning in presidential war powers.
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It's starting to look like Putin's favored American candidate may finally be serious about pushing back on Russia's aggression.
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But the establishment of the new IP court suggests China may be serious about addressing the Trump administration's complaints.
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Increasingly, Mr Trump seems to be serious about pursuing what he calls the "ultimate deal" of Israeli-Palestinian peace.
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"Listening tours like Zuckerberg's recent one to Waco, Texas, show he might be serious about a run," said Harris.
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"It's not just that they need to do more; they need to be serious about coordinating their efforts," Sen.
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The government appears at last to be serious about cleaning up financial markets after a decade of runaway debt growth.
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That doesn't mean we shouldn't do things for people, but we've got to be serious about how elections are won.
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"It's hugely problematic and we've got to be serious about how we protect that information as a regulator," Huizenga said.
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Plus, the fact that he knows what he wants will mean he's there to be serious about finding a fiancée.
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This has made it easy prey for charlatans like Paul Ryan, who pretended to be serious about his fiscal principles.
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Perhaps I do avoid the ones who might actually be serious about dating me, out of fear of settling down.
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It might even be serious about creating products that are directly competitive with Apple, Samsung, Amazon, Bose, Sonos, and many others.
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And sending that signal makes it impossible for us to be serious about taking out ISIS and restoring democracy in Syria.
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If you really want to be serious about your photo editing, you might just want to buck up and shell out.
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" Patrick also said that there is bipartisan support for comprehensive immigration reform, adding that "we need to be serious about it.
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"You definitely have to be serious about making it 'believable' but also silly enough to have fun with it," she said.
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I can be serious about women's rights and flaunt my curves in a swimsuit (or out of one) at the same time.
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But Via appears to be serious about carving out a niche of its own in Europe and with a major automaker ally.
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Furthermore, Russia and Syria do not "appear to be serious about the withdrawal of Iranian-backed militias" operating in Syria, Pahon said.
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"It is a goal to get North Korea to the table, but we must be serious about applying the sanctions," Royce added.
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"The administration can't be serious about compromise" with a list like this, Mr. Schumer and Ms. Pelosi said in a written statement.
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While it pays to be serious about finding good rosé, it is also important not to be too serious when drinking it.
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"McCarthy said the rhetoric and immediate calls for impeachment make him question whether the "House majority going to be serious about anything.
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Musk claimed in a tweet that he had "funding secured" for the deal, and at first seemed to be serious about the plan.
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Musk claimed at the time that he had "funding secured" for the deal, and at first seemed to be serious about the plan.
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That's fair — but the company's partnership with Wacom signals it may be serious about creating collaborative environments that are actually useful for professionals.
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If the company is going to be serious about competing on a smartwatch level, then it needs to do better at smartwatch functions.
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Empty threat or not, the report suggests the president may be serious about putting the federal government's regulatory muscle behind his petty Twitter beefs.
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Excitement will come up at work later this afternoon, and you'll be serious about getting things crossed off your to-do list this evening.
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The tweet devolved into a dreadful discussion about whether any city that bans sneakers in upscale places can really be serious about startups. Really.
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If you want to be serious about this stuff, don't just ask me to cosponsor, ask me to help you get the policy right.
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But if Democrats are going to campaign on anti-corruption, they'd better be serious about following through if/when they get back into power.
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"If we want to be serious about limiting global warming, we need to act now and we need to take it seriously," she said.
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If you want to be serious about this stuff, don't just ask me to co-sponsor, ask me to help you get the policy right.
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If the United States and the West want to be serious about pressuring Russia to change its actions, it must begin to implement serious sanctions.
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He added that de Blasio—who ended a surveillance program that targeted Muslims—and other Democrats "refuse to be serious" about keeping the city safe.
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My son wisely chose not to join it, opting instead for a fraternity that appears to be serious about teaching ethical behavior to its members.
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"The government should be serious about this and protect our women," said Sunita Danuwar of Shakti Samuha, a charity which helps to rehabilitate victims of trafficking.
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Transferring the remains would mark the first step Kim has taken since the summit that could indicate he may be serious about improving relations with Washington.
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If the United States wants to be serious about long-term security, it should pay very close attention to the dynamics of its own hemisphere first.
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JUBA, South Sudan — If there is any chance for South Sudan to get back on its feet, it will need to be serious about the mundane.
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This is the kind of thing you should be thinking about building if you want to be serious about taking care of your family, he said.
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Trudeau also suggested Trump might not be serious about policy platforms such as tearing up the North American Free Trade Agreement, which could badly damage Canada's economy.
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President Trump may be serious about trying to push U.S. companies out of China, but businesses have already seen that getting out is easier said than done.
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Their absence would signal to the North Korean public, as well as the rest of the world, that the North might be serious about denuclearizing, he said.
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Elon Musk is going all George Clooney/Rande Gerber ... at least it seems that way because he appears to be serious about getting into the tequila game.
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We need to get at a table, we have to stop making a pitchers, stop calling each other names, and be serious about this country and its future.
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To some degree, the housemates have to be serious about finding their "real" match — and in the show's parlance, that means following your heart rather than your libido.
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Countries that still tax property transactions, especially those that do so swingeingly, cannot claim to be serious about reversing decades of housing-policy errors until they follow suit.
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As long as Brittany sees that I'm doing better and I want to move forward and I want to be serious about us, that's all she cares about.
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"Debating the merits of different policy solutions is quite different from setting up a litmus test for what it takes to be 'serious' about climate change," she said.
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Mr. Barrasso's remarks — "If we are serious about climate change, we must be serious about expanding our use of nuclear energy" — were hardly a clarion call to action.
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The bank claims to be serious about pivoting now (despite having only shuffled the deck chairs in its executive roster, ousting its C.E.O. and elevating his top deputy).
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"If we are serious about Canada's role in the world, then we have to be serious about funding our military," Canadian Defense Minister Harjit Sajjan said earlier this month.
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We need to help communities rebuild, but we also need to be serious about investing to make our communities safe from the coming storms, fires, and other climate threats.
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"For a number of years, we have focused on the failures of this administration to be serious about protecting this country, about domestic terrorism and international terrorism," Sessions said.
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"If we're going to be serious about keeping this country safe, absolutely there's a role for Congress to play," said Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana, the No. 2 Republican.
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" He added, "It signals that Rome may finally be serious about taking matters like abuse of power very seriously, with grave consequences for those who engage in that conduct.
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Musk seemed to be serious about taking Tesla private with a company-wide email and public posts about his plan, but then in late August he called it all off.
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Google claims to be serious about its hardware business, but the Pixel phones are still available in only a limited number of countries and through a limited number of carriers.
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Gendry follows Jon Snow to the wall for the wight mission, and seems to be serious about asserting his birthright as a bastard son of Robert Baratheon ... whatever that means.
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"If we're going to be serious about this, we're probably going to have to go down that road," Aaron Friedberg, professor of politics and international affairs at Princeton University, testified.
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If we are going to be serious about reforming financial regulations, it must be done with the best interests of working Americans first, and not the revenue targets of banks.
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But you can hardly be serious about government — or society as a whole — unless you say: What are the measures that count, and how are we doing on those measures?
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"You can't be serious about zero greenhouse gas emissions in 2050 if you approve a mega-project that would pump out 6 million tonnes per year until 2067," Stewart said.
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Baker, who is under criminal investigation for leaking to the press, told the committee that he did not connect the two discussions, but that Rosenstein appeared to be serious about both.
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But the defense secretary made it clear that bilateral negotiations were not taking place even if the US was attempting to ascertain whether Pyongyang might be serious about any such talks.
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The point was to be serious about power and serious about pleasure: cherish literature, relish films, challenge domination, release yourself into the rapture of sexual need—but be thorough about it.
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So if we're going to be serious about race going forward, we need to uphold laws against discrimination -- in hiring, and in housing, and in education, and in the criminal justice system.
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"If we're going to be serious about race, we must uphold laws against discrimination -- in hiring, in housing, in education and the criminal justice system," Obama said to roars in McCormick Place.
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For Amazon to be serious about LGBT rights, they should financially support the Tennessee advocacy groups fighting these bills, and they should put their own social and political capital to good use.
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"I am going to be serious about making these changes and regaining that trust, and if I don't do it, I should be held accountable, and you should replace me," he said.
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For all the deadpan humor running through Sokolow's work, along with a sharply attuned fascination with human foibles, one also senses her utter amazement: can people really be serious about these things?
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If we are truly serious about continuing the current trend of decreasing abortion rates in this country, we must be serious about provision of contraception as a basic preventative health care measure.
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"The public health implication of this is that we really need to begin to be serious about understanding this phenomenon, and really putting in a lot of effort into prevention," she said.
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Remember: Social Security was not designed to be your sole source of income for retirement, and the totals are always changing, so you still need to be serious about saving for retirement.
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"If we are serious about Canada's role in the world, then we have to be serious about funding our military," Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan said at a news conference announcing the plan.
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So if we're going to be serious about race going forward, we need to uphold laws against discrimination — in hiring, and in housing, and in education, and in the criminal justice system.
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And after years of antitrust feints, regulators signalled they might be serious about cracking down on the company when the European Union hit Google with its biggest anti-competition fine ever this summer.
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"The next president has to be serious about college affordability," said Joni Finney, director of the Institute for Research on Higher Education in the Graduate School of Education at the University of Pennsylvania.
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But it's significant that Leica is allotting space at its own HQ to the Chinese technology giant, at least, suggesting that the two companies might just be serious about doing legitimate work together.
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But American officials said it sent another signal that North Korea may be serious about ending its long confrontation with the United States and its allies after nearly seven decades of mutual antagonism.
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In a Supreme devotee, we see how one can be "serious about the frivolous, frivolous about the serious," as Sontag puts it, to the point where even the founder James Jebbia is dumbfounded.
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"If the A.D.F. wants to be serious about protecting and upholding the principles of a liberal democracy, then it has to go to the core of the source of its own violence," he said.
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But unless these guys are gonna be serious about using the part of 230 to get after people who behave irresponsibly, then I think they are looking at the changes they aren't gonna like.
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"If we're going to be serious about cosmology, this is the kind of thing we have to be able to take seriously," said Lisa Randall, a Harvard theorist who has been pondering the problem.
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"There are dead ends all around ... I think we can still do something but we desperately need international pressure on the parties to go back to the table and be serious about peace," he said.
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That wouldn't mean the end of North Korea's nuclear program — not by a long shot — but it would be a concrete gesture that would help signal that Kim may actually be serious about dismantling it eventually.
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We cannot be serious about cracking down on the ways social media companies allow hate speech, disinformation, lies, and threats of violence to flourish on their platforms if we do not demand accountability across the board.
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And so it made me realize that if we're going to be serious about taking on income inequality and getting this country working for working people again we had to take this competition issue on directly.
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"I don't believe you can really be serious about saying you are going to defeat climate change unless you realize that we need to have the filibuster go the way of history," he told reporters. 3.
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"If we really are going to be serious about how do we get young people to be healthy and best utilize preventive care, then we need to include in that discussion issues of confidentiality," Wisk said.
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Here's a sign that Apple might indeed be serious about this stuff: It has hired Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg, two of Sony's top TV executives, to run video programming, a new job at Apple.
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That wouldn't mean the end of its nuclear program — not by a long shot — but it would be a concrete gesture that would help signal that Kim may actually be serious about dismantling the program eventually.
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"The Administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," the statement read.
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Combined with Zuckerberg's announcement yesterday that his 2017 personal challenge is to meet and listen to people in all 50 states, this fact lends weight to the idea that Zuckerberg may be serious about diving into politics.
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The big picture: North Korea may not be serious about completing a verifiable, permanent, and irreversible denuclearization; North Koreans removed technical equipment from the site before the detonations, indicating they may be interested in using it later.
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"The administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," the Democrats said.
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Mr. Trump may not be serious about debating Mr. Sanders, but he is clearly serious about seeking to elevate him over Hillary Clinton in their primary race, which is mathematically almost impossible for Mr. Sanders to win. Mrs.
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" Senate Environment Committee Chairman John Barrasso, in what the Times called "an important shift among Republicans in Congress," said that "If we are serious about climate change, we must be serious about expanding our use of nuclear energy.
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" Ms. McVey also adopted Mr. Trump's stance on a no-deal Brexit, saying in a statement: "The U.S. president is right about the need for us to be serious about walking away from the E.U. without a deal.
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If Facebook wants to be serious about election integrity, it should follow Twitter's lead and do away with political ads altogether, said Karla Monterroso, the head of Code 2040, a nonprofit group advocating for diversity in the industry.
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"The administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," they said in their response.
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"I urge Russia to sit at this table in Geneva and be serious about finding a simple way, which we are offering, to make sure that those who are genuinely terrorists are in fact separated out, isolated," Kerry said.
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While they disagreed with the Democratic attack that Trump is not fit to be commander in chief, Republicans mostly laughed off Trump's repeated assertions that he's a genius -- even if the President himself seems to be serious about it.
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GM appears to be serious about their zero-emissions vision: the company is shifting 75% of its powertrain engineers from internal-combustion engines to electric vehicle development as it prepares to unleash of wave of EVs under the Cadillac brand.
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And third, if Google is going to be serious about the consumer business, it needs to broaden its base beyond the younger, more tech-savvy crowd, who are a little more accustomed to being "on their own" in the digital world.
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The bit of good news we have is that the Keystone pipeline has not been put in yet, and I think we really need to be serious about taking care of our environment, or we're gonna have a massive water crisis.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday played down expectations of an new ceasefire agreement with Russia on Syria following talks in Geneva and urged Moscow to be serious about finding a way to end the conflict.
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With one of the greatest feats ever performed by a human body in an outfit that would not look out of place on Nicki Minaj, Flo-Jo proved that one could be serious about both performance and personal style. Triumph!
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Trying to be serious about money was so difficult she then decided to follow "The Secret," a book by Rhonda Byrne whose basic principle is that you don't need to do anything but wish and visualize to make great things happen.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Monday President Donald Trump was prepared to invest his personal efforts into Middle East peace if Israeli and Palestinian leaders were ready to be serious about engaging in the process.
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"Anyone who's serious about taking on climate change has to be serious about taking on the fossil fuel industry, because they're the ones blocking progress," says Bill McKibben, a prominent environmentalist and the founder of the climate change organization 350.org.
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"Instead of monitoring and taking responsibility for the spread of misinformation on their platforms, Google has chosen to pursue a disingenuous and frankly dangerous shift in their policies so they can claim publicly to be serious about the problem," McGowan said.
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"If Facebook were to be serious about understanding its platform's impact on human rights in countries like Myanmar, it should either allow proper research on Facebook data and how it might contribute to online hate speech and rights abuse," Sinpeng explained via email.
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BUSH: Well first of all, I think it's important that when we're running for the highest office in the land that we recognize that we're living in dangerous times and we have to be serious about it, that our words have consequences.
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"The Administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.
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Well, at one point, Anne and I decided that we really wanted to have family, and if we were going to be serious about that, I couldn't both do Sun Microsystems and do Kleiner Perkins part-time, so I had to choose.
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"If we really want jobs and higher income, if we care about poverty reduction and economic fairness ... if we care about growth, then we need to be serious about fostering global trade and about making sure that global trade works for all," Lagarde said.
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Rather than complaining about ethics reforms, Mr. Heastie would serve New Yorkers better if he put aside such pettiness and showed that the Assembly will be serious about enacting measures that can transform Albany from a punch line into a model of good government. Gov.
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But pressure on the tech companies intensified last month after CNN's Oliver Darcy asked Facebook a relatively straightforward question during a meeting between reporters and News Feed executives: How can the company claim to be serious about fighting misinformation while offering Infowars a large and growing platform?
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It took the slaughter of thousands and thousands of people -- a genocide in the heart of Europe -- to get the American and European governments to be serious about putting an ultimatum to Slobodan Milosevic, the Serbian leader who used the Bosnian Serbs as his lethal instruments.
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It is often used to stand in for character development, as in the 219 movie Legally Blonde, in which it's implied that the pink-clad sorority girl Elle Woods, who carries a pink-accessorized chihuahua for good measure, can't possibly be serious about applying to Harvard Law School.
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"The administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," said House of Representatives Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer.
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CLINTON: Yes, well, the point is that if we're going to be serious about this and not just try to score political points, we should know what's in Dodd-Frank, and what's in Dodd-Frank already gives the president the authority... (CROSSTALK) CLINTON: ... with his regulators to make those decisions.
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"He told [us both], 'If you want to be serious about the music, you have to be at the studio and not at school, because school isn't going to make you a millionaire,'" one girl told DeRogatis of the sexual relationship she alleged Kelly initiated with her and her friend.
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"The Administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," said House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and her Senate counterpart, Chuck Schumer, in a joint statement.
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House Minority Leader Pelosi, of California, and New York senator Schumer responded with a joint statement Sunday, saying the White House "can't be serious" about "helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community, and to the vast majority of Americans."
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"Our hope is that they will see this as a further indication of this administration's immense frustration with the trajectory of our relationship and that they need to be serious about taking the steps we have asked in order to put it on more solid footing," a senior State Department official told reporters.
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Trump may or may not be serious about delivering on his campaign promises to deport immigrants, build walls, restrict freedom of the press, and lock up his political opponents, but even the man's most ardent supporters must admit that his petty vindictiveness is the one fixed star in the shifting firmament of his policy pronouncements.
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Well, for starters, (Always Be) Cam just went home in episode 3 and does seem to actually be serious about Luke P. based on the promos, which doesn't leave anyone who's had significant enough screen time to make for a truly dramatic pairing (the series always pits two explosive contestants who are nowhere near frontrunner status).
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"If we're going to be serious about addressing these issues we need to make sure that these conviction integrity units are not just window dressing for the state's attorneys to get press and goodwill in the community," said Sharon Fairley, a former federal prosecutor who most recently overhauled how civilian complaints against Chicago police officers are handled.
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" And he listed specific areas where systemic racism needed to be uprooted, which he hadn't done in his State of the Union addresses or inaugural speeches: "If we're going to be serious about race going forward, we need to uphold laws against discrimination — in hiring, and in housing, and in education and in the criminal justice system.
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"The administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the Dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the Dreamers, to the immigrant community and to the vast majority of Americans," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York and Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leaders in the Senate and the House, said in a joint statement.
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And partly because of that encounter, she decided that her amateur interest in art needed to become professional if she was ever going to be serious about anything; she went to graduate school in art history at Columbia University and, as her marriage was faltering, she opened a small business selling inexpensive editions, including one by Mr. Rivers, whose terrifying motorcycle became the fastest way to downtown fabricators.
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