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Another proposed reform would ensure that "nonserious" offenses, like getting nabbed for "vagrancy" as a teen, would not be exposed to prospective employers.

Michelle Chen: Defending Workers From a Bad Rap: Challenging Criminal Background Checks 2010

Another proposed reform would ensure that "nonserious" offenses, like getting nabbed for "vagrancy" as a teen, would not be exposed to prospective employers.

Michelle Chen: Defending Workers From a Bad Rap: Challenging Criminal Background Checks 2010

Another proposed reform would ensure that "nonserious" offenses, like getting nabbed for

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2010

Dr. Linder said the tool might need to be tweaked to reduce reporting of nonserious effects, though he said it is helpful to learn about less-serious events if they turn out to affect large numbers of people.

Digital Records Spot Side Effects Jonathan D. Rockoff 2010

But your suggested alternative, "to promise to pressure China" on financial and trade issues, is vague and nonserious.

Romney's Right, We Need a China Policy Fairer to the U.S. 2011

In this context and the aforementioned factors it would seem that it is Mr. Blinder, and not S&P, who is "nonserious" and "ridiculous."

We Need a Far, Far Better Thing Than More Downgrades 2011

The nonserious downgrade came first, on Aug. 5, when Standard & Poor's dropped its rating on the sovereign debt of the United States from AAA to AA+.

A Tale of Two Downgrades Alan S. Blinder 2011

ARIA sounds fancy, nonserious and European, and lends itself to any number of established humorous tropes.

Matthew Yglesias » “Reinvestment” 2009

Mr. Brown signed into law last month a bill that would shift inmates convicted of offenses deemed nonserious, nonviolent and nonsexual to county jails.

Top Court Sets Stage for Felons to Go Free Jess Bravin 2011

Physical settlements connect the markets to the real economy, reduce chances of manipulation and keeps out nonserious players.

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly by S. Srinivasan 2010