This is not to say that she is given a pass for the irresponsible and selfish things she does, but rather that such behavior is part of her complicated, sympathetically considered humanity.
Labor will also consider "sympathetically" the childcare changes, which include streamlining the existing system of multiple subsidies and providing increased support for families, particularly low and middle-income earners.
A further 20,000 applications, up to 1996, will be considered sympathetically.
Mark Reckless, the former Conservative MP, whose defection triggered the by-election, said that EU migrants who had lived in the UK for a long time would be considered "sympathetically" but others would only be allowed to stay for a transitional period.
A United Nations official, who declined to be identified, said that if such a request was received, it "would be considered sympathetically, but since the World Economic Forum was not a U.N. body, a number of factors would have to be considered, including the availability of conference rooms".
The code requires lenders to consider mortgage arrears sympathetically and positively.
On Tuesday, the pilots decided to call off their strike after the Air India management told the court that it would consider the demands of the pilots "sympathetically".
He said that after students were able to look at their own lives through the prism of the poetic craft, they would consider poetry from different time periods, or different countries, more sympathetically.
Privately, I asked an officer point-blank: "What are we doing about race?" She nodded sympathetically at my confusion but warned that it would be illegal to consider: we're looking at — again, that phrase — the "bigger picture" of the applicant's life.
While conditions of suppression do not themselves prove a writer or thinker such as Hume had a concealed doctrine, this possibility should be carefully considered and sympathetically appreciated.
