Since Benghazi, State has been extremely sensitive to congressional inquiries, and the small storm kicked up by Zeller's frenetic lobbying on Capitol Hill forced the plight of this one Afghan, among thousands like him, to the attention of top officials.
But he remains deeply private, wary of the press and sensitive to any inquiry about his past; he declined to comment for this article, even to confirm basic facts.
As an appliable theory, SFL takes language in its social context as essentially its primary object of inquiry while being sensitive to other systems language interacts with (i.e. physical, biological and social systems) as well as the potential uses of descriptions.
An explorative, descriptive and open-ended approach to data generation was chosen in order to remain sensitive to the specific context and object of inquiry [ 26- 28].
Counsel to the inquiry, Ben Emmerson QC, noted at the first preliminary hearing that the inquiry will need to remain sensitive to the particular needs of vulnerable complainants without unduly privileging their testimony.
"I signed it in spirit of an open and honest inquiry and regret not being more sensitive to how its wording could cause harm," she wrote on Facebook.
Basal-like tumors are therefore sensitive to cisplatinum and poly ADP ribose polymerase (PARP) inhibitors, an excellent example of how inquiries into cancer genetics improve cancer therapy.
In his recommendations Levine said that Icac needs to be sensitive to conflicts of interest and should never have taken on the Operation Hale inquiry.
This paper argues that, correctly applied, the argumentative inquiry approach provides reliability, helps inform those participating in the exercises, and is sensitive to a variety of viewpoints.
