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Economists hailed the commitments, but warned that Argentina still faced a delicate task of raising government revenues while stoking growth.

Hollande, the frontrunner, has a delicate task of reaching out to the FN's protest vote while not alienating his core left and centrist voters.

The picture had apparently been painted over by one of Rembrandt's pupils, and recovering it has been a delicate task of excavation.

Mr. Romney was set to resume his schedule in Florida and Virginia, but he faced a delicate task of campaigning during a natural disaster.

The nominees have a delicate task of scoring points against each other while keeping the focus on their running mates' respective platforms.

It also puts a delicate task in the hands of a man better known for his brashness.

They face a delicate task: balancing the potential benefits of clinical cooperation with the need to enforce fraud, abuse and antitrust laws.

Persuading city authorities to put in clean water and sanitation for unregistered slumdwellers is a delicate task, says Verma. "Some of the slum housing is phenomenal: three or four floors made out of the flimsiest of materials, with an open toilet that's shared, which is close to the drinking water and where they clean their clothes.

Integrating specific algorithm in an embedded system is a delicate task, as it faces the factors of limited resources and different scales.

Dr. Hamburg complimented the F.D.A.'s work force and marveled at its broad responsibilities, a nod to the delicate task of turning around an agency filled with proud veterans.

But eventually every child wants to know if there is a Santa Claus, and it is the delicate task of a parent to discern when his child is asking in earnest.