The heartening news is that banks are facing increasing pressure to cease being so solicitous to corrupt leaders.
His subjects were also solicitous: "Local clan leaders, like most Tlingit people in general, were quite fond of being photographed," Mr. Kan writes, valuing the images as "permanent proof of their high rank and status" or of the richness of their lives.
Russian leader Vladimir Putin's solicitous act of draping China's First Lady Peng Liyuan in a shawl has become a social media highlight of the Apec summit.
Why has Donald Trump, both as a candidate and as the President, been so solicitous of Russia and of its leader, Vladimir Putin?
Moreover, the Bush administration is solicitous of the church and its leaders, mindful of the size of the Catholic vote.
In moments when I overheard him talking to Pakistani leaders, he took the solicitous tone of someone reassuring an unstable friend.
From its very beginnings, Hasidism encountered strong resistance from official Judaism, which had been sensitized to the anarchism of the Shabbetaians and which at the same time was solicitous toward the prerogatives of the community leaders and rabbis.
The Clinton administration is solicitous of union views, not least because Dick Gephardt, the Democratic leader in the House, uses any anti-union move to boost his presidential prospects at the expense of the vice-president's.And yet, despite all this, it is difficult to swallow Mr Carey's talk of a new era.
Artistically, I may differ with him, but frankly I am more concerned whether he is a good neighbor". Adair, who is the block leader for the homeowners association, described Young as very solicitous and said he had heard no neighborhood complaints about Young.
Time and again Trump is far warmer and more solicitous of police states, monarchies and strong-men than democratic leaders.
Trump was far more solicitous toward the autocratic king of Saudi Arabia earlier in the week, telling him and other leaders of Muslim-majority countries — many of them not democratically elected — that he was not "here to lecture". Days later in Brussels he offered a scathing assessment of Washington's closest allies, saying they were being "unfair" to American taxpayers.
