When Democrats controlled the House, they were no more solicitous of the views of Republicans.
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.
The missionaries were, in Rhodes's view, overly solicitous of native African interests; the Cape government was weak; and the British government, which he called the "imperial factor," was too distant to understand his ideas.
It was serious without being stultifyingly boring and global in view and without being overly solicitous of Europe.
Her view that society would be more solicitous of men's reproductive rights than women's is common in the pro-choice movement.
The respect and sympathy for her freaks that Arbus expresses in her letters — particularly those to her children — and her apparently solicitous, ongoing engagement with them, is at odds with the view that she was exploiting their credulity.
China is very unlikely for diplomatic reasons to provoke open conflict over those claims, but some Southeast Asian nations have been getting more solicitous of American naval ship visits lately, with a vague view to reminding China that there are still capable military forces present in the area who don't accept claims that contravene international maritime territorial law.
The dining room is long and simple, not competing with the river view, and the service has the same pleasant simplicity; it is solicitous without being overwhelming.
Click here to view video This touching fable concerns some suburban Ohio teenagers who react against their essentially kind parents whose solicitous behaviour they find overbearing and move out of their homes during the summer holidays to a house they've built in the woods.
Service -- Solicitous and helpful.
