Catherine R. Kinney, a co-president of the exchange, seemed to acknowledge the sensitivity of pursuing an investigation of the exchange's specialists when that system has been under attack from proponents of electronic-based exchanges, which do not rely on human intervention to trade stocks.
"I think we must acknowledge the sensitivities of the events on the ground," said Dr. Goran B. Klintmalm, a former president of the American Society of Transplant Surgeons, "and extend our sympathies for the surgeon".
Within hours, the newspaper was flooded with e-mail messages and phone calls, many praising the paper for acknowledging the sensitivities of Muslims but others lambasting it for seeming to toe an official line.
The United States acknowledged the sensitivity concerning outside intervention.
He acknowledged the political sensitivity of investigating the British army for crimes against Irish Catholics during the Troubles but referenced public pressure as one of the main factors behind the investigation.
Mr. Daschle, who appeared before the panel for about 15 minutes and answered questions, himself acknowledged the political sensitivity of seating someone in the cabinet who had not paid his full share of taxes when ordinary Americans could find themselves in significant trouble for not doing so.
Silver acknowledged the particular sensitivity of Sterling's comments within the NBA .I am personally distraught that the views expressed by Mr Sterling came from within an institution that has historically taken such a leadership role in matters of race relations".
We acknowledge that the sensitivity of DOT measurements was mainly limited by the hardware itself and the nature of light attenuation within tissue.
In painstakingly diplomatic language, acknowledging "the particular sensitivity" of "this delicate theme," Mr. Stepashin asked forgiveness on behalf of Tolstoy, who was excommunicated 110 years ago.
