Meerscheidt-Hüllessem and his associates also showed solicitude for gay victims of blackmail, and went so far as to offer counselling.
Few researchers showed solicitude for the bionic fabricating of the super light trapping architectures in butterfly wings.
A month after the Whitehall speech, the Chinese Prime Minister signed into law a virtual ban on individual ownership of satellite dishes, and a suddenly chastened Murdoch was forced to show solicitude toward a totalitarian regime.
She wasn't particularly eager to undertake this packhorse mission, but, heartened by her husband's recent show of solicitude for her, she consented to go.
Among them, Curt Levey of the Committee for Justice has decried a supposed "Kagan/Marshall judicial philosophy," noting that in her tribute she described as a "thing of glory" her former boss's view that courts should show special solicitude for disadvantaged parties.
No doubt his promise is cheap when the next general election is close and the Tories need to show their solicitude for the north; delivery will be much more expensive, and construction is a long way away, not least because the initial plan is only to link Manchester and Leeds.
The President has highlighted this particular virtue of empathy in the emphasis he has placed on understanding the law as it "affects the lives of ordinary people," and Kagan herself, in her tribute to Thurgood Marshall, singled out Marshall's belief that it was the responsibility of the courts to show "special solicitude for the despised and disadvantaged".
He had never before shown such solicitude for the annual sacrificial squash.
In a 1957 essay in U.S. News & World Report, William Rehnquist (then a recent clerk, later the chief justice) wrote that "a majority of the clerks I knew" showed "extreme solicitude for the claims of Communists and other criminal defendants".
Such people do not comprise the bulk of the President's base, but they are a dedicated part of it, and he has shown great solicitude for their views.
