Sentence examples for a senior sensitivity from inspiring English sources

The FCO says that each document must be reviewed by a "senior sensitivity reviewer," who in some cases will redact documents before release.

A small group of journalists met with FCO officers, archivists, and a "senior sensitivity reviewer," a former diplomat who scrutinizes official documents before they are publicly released and, in some cases, redacts them.

A small group of journalists met with FCO officers, archivists and a "senior sensitivity reviewer", a former diplomat who scrutinises official documents before they are publicly released – and, in some cases, redacts them.

In a sign of the administration's sensitivity, a senior official said the United States had briefed officials at the highest levels of the Chinese and Russian governments last weekend about the nature of Mr. Clinton's mission, to reassure them that the White House did not intend the visit to lead to bilateral talks with North Korea.

"As more people buy the hardware, we're seeing an increase in price sensitivity," said Matt Lasorsa, a senior vice president of New Line Home Entertainment.

The appearance in court of such a senior official on a matter of such sensitivity will be highly unusual.

A senior Justice Department official said that, given the sensitivity of the case, the investigation was "managed locally completely".

A senior advisor to Mr. Chirac, perhaps reflecting the sensitivity of the issue, denied that France is considering deploying troops to Iraq.

"We want to dry out their resources for the military," said a senior Western diplomat, speaking anonymously because of the sensitivity of the negotiations.

As much as pre-emptive measures have been taken, it is impossible to eradicate all risks," said a senior Jordanian official who requested anonymity, citing political sensitivities.

"It's very difficult to run a business on that," a senior railway official said, insisting on anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.