Sentence examples for be sensitive to concerns from inspiring English sources

In announcing his plan, Mr. Martin said he sought to strike a compromise that would assist what he said was a financially ailing newspaper industry while trying to be sensitive to concerns about the effects of media consolidation on the quality of news coverage.

Interventions focused on places need to be sensitive to concerns about stigmatisation and discrimination.

A related point is the need to be sensitive to concerns about salary differentials between the TSU and the government unit.

While the staff is sensitive to concerns about delivering stereotypical coverage, she said women consume media differently than men.

Of course, we are sensitive to concerns around the use of specific insecticides, the neonicotinoids, and we recognise that those concerns have to be addressed.

He wrote: "PS – I'm sensitive to concerns that this amendment may take up valuable debate time and I will do my best to ensure that is not the case".

He said Duterte was sensitive to concerns about his drugs war and it was likely the president would dial down his rhetoric if questions from the west about human rights stopped.

William A. Mundell, chairman of the Arizona Corporation Commission, the state's regulatory panel, said he was sensitive to concerns about the effects of pollution and any additional problems that each succeeding plant might cause.

Later Tuesday, John Byrne, a spokesman for Ms. Rice, said she was "sensitive to concerns about discrimination in the admissions process and defers to the experts at the testing companies regarding college access to photo databases".

Ms. Comstock, the spokeswoman, said tonight that the department had been sensitive to concerns about civil rights and civil liberties after the 9/11 attacks, and that the department had been aggressive in investigating more that 500 cases of complaints of ethnic "hate crimes" linked to backlash from the attacks.

In the interview, Mr. Armitage said the administration was sensitive to concerns among the European and Arab allies that forcing a military confrontation with Iraq could sunder the antiterror coalition and possibly harm efforts to negotiate a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians.