treat something seriously

But I feel certain your proposition will be treated seriously.

"What's important about our school is that children's ideas are treated seriously," she said.

"And the risk on the horizon will be treated seriously."

I am not the kind of person to be treated seriously, in Bob's jargon.

Will foreign states seriously treat with him who has no prerogative of peace or war?

Here's how seriously they treat boys' sports in the heartland.

This was the first play to treat seriously of the Black American population.

Stay there, the doctor is treating the seriously wounded first.

However, it was also claimed that feminism and gender issues were not treated seriously by the senior management.

The reluctance was largely due to a feeling that complaints would not be treated seriously, the research found.