Sentence examples for be treated sensitively from inspiring English sources

He noted that he understood such a transfer would need to be treated sensitively".

Alleged victims can now expect to be treated sensitively, rather than routinely disbelieved — or even harangued into withdrawing their complaints.

On Thursday Lancashire police defended their inquiry, saying: "The constabulary remain committed to investigating allegations of this nature, no matter how historic, and would encourage anyone who has been a victim of a sexual offence to come forward safe in the knowledge that they will be treated sensitively and professionally".

"But we understand that any work taking place in the cemetery has to be treated sensitively".

Mr Roberts said the new clinics will also allow people's concerns to be treated sensitively and offer face-to-face discussions with some of the health board's most senior staff and board members.

Some stakeholders were worried that the consent procedure may damage relationships between PCTs and GPs (see next theme) and therefore this needed to be treated sensitively.

The mortifying, drawn-out process of growing up is treated sensitively.

We have been careful to ensure that all inquiries and information gathered is treated sensitively".

We had to be careful that they couldn't be identified, that the issues were treated sensitively".

He added: "Losing a child is an extremely traumatic experience and it is absolutely crucial that families are treated sensitively and given the support and information they need.

It also aims to improve referral links between the police and the social welfare, health and judicial systems, thus ensuring that survivors are treated sensitively and receive the quality services due them.