The timing of disarmament is sensitive, because the I.R.A. does not want to appear to be yielding to Unionist demands.
The wording of the Allen charge instructions in this case is sensitive because the jury -- against court rules -- told the judge how it was split and what the crucial disagreement was.
The naming is sensitive because the previous CIA chief in Islamabad quit his position over security worries last December after being named in a court case and the national media.
A Troublesome Project The search for a demolition subcontractor was sensitive because the job was among the most dangerous and complex in city history: taking down a 41-story skyscraper potentially riddled with asbestos and other toxins in the close quarters of New York City's financial district, with an army of regulators looking on.
During enlargement, the farmer's financial situation is sensitive because of the large investments to the farm business and unexpected costs can risk the farm's survival.
When the Boston Symphony Orchestra decided to revise a program that was to have included three choruses excerpted from the John Adams opera "The Death of Klinghoffer," it said it dropped the Adams pieces only to "err on the side of being sensitive" because of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
EU officials dispute the need to amend the treaty, but Berlin is sensitive because of the scrutiny of its constitutional court.
Lyons said Thompson, now CEO of the New York Times, knew the seven-figure payout to Byford was sensitive because, he claimed, the former director general told him: "I want as many fingerprints on this as possible".
The directives are sensitive because they deal with the meat of Washington: who has the power to get access to the most important meetings on foreign policy.
The issue is sensitive because Mr Lamb suspended two campaign workers at the weekend amid claims of a breach of the Data Protection Act.
