This approach is supported by numerous international guidelines, which emphasize the need for early activation of emergency medical services (EMS) for patients with time-sensitive complaints (e.g., acute coronary syndrome) [17 19].
Most workplaces are sensitive to complaints of sexual harassment, and employees with complaints about harassment have avenues to seek help.
The filmmakers wanted to be sensitive to complaints that it was not the right time for movie mayhem while there were real-life clashes in the streets.
Some companies are going further and specifically excluding top officials, perhaps sensitive to complaints that executive pay has gotten out of hand.
It is particularly sensitive to complaints from parents whose children are having to travel longer distances because they cannot attend their nearest state school.
Mrs. Merkel, up for re-election in the fall, is sensitive to complaints from her constituents in the business community about bailouts for big banks and other corporations and nothing for anyone else.
Paul White has been working on a cyclists' code of ethics for the members of Transportation Alternatives to sign, and, although he's sensitive to complaints about scofflaw cyclists, he's been very careful about the wording.
But some of Mr. Prendergast's admirers, including the leaders of several unions, suggest that he might be more sensitive to complaints if he were still a passenger himself.
Sensitive to complaints from some Yemeni leftists and Islamic radicals about "gunboat diplomacy," the Navy has pointedly said that the flotilla is "over the horizon," meaning that it is anchored well outside the Bay of Aden, far from the Cole, and not visible from the city.
Congress, sensitive to complaints about food at the front, is watching.
