Sentence examples for because of sensitivities from inspiring English sources

Because of sensitivities about Dr. Petit's feelings, church members called off plans to invite a prominent death penalty opponent to address the congregation.

Diplomats close to the deliberations, speaking on condition of anonymity because of sensitivities involved, said Javier Solana, the E.U. foreign policy chief, was deeply opposed to invoking the Bonn powers.

He joins the Greens senator Sarah Handon-Young and three Danish politicians in being refused a visa to visit the tiny Pacific nation this year, because of sensitivities over alleged systemic abuses within the detention camp.

He noted that Australia was only one Presidency away from becoming President of the CD, and that that FMCT negotiations may not begin until their Presidency, because of sensitivities with Israel.

American officials briefing reporters in Washington over the week-end confirmed that news media access to the sprawling base outside Qatar's capital, Doha, was still impossible because of sensitivities of the host nation.

But America's navy doesn't really do much to hunt pirates in South-East Asia; that's handled by a coalition of regional countries' coast guards that has in the past explicitly rejected American offers of help, other than passing on intelligence, because of sensitivities over sovereignty.

Mostly the successful thriller writers won't avoid a subject because of sensitivity but won't jump on it too quickly either.

"It's hard to get anything built here -- a shopping center, a garden apartment, a million dollar house -- because of sensitivity about density," said Robert H. Wilder Jr. of Wilder Balter Partners, which calls itself the state's largest developer of affordable housing.

Because of sensitivity to light, they are rarely on display, but today ushers in the inaugural season of annual exhibitions from the holdings, over 1,500 works from the 1780's to 1900.

"To the religious people, the extremists, the Taliban state is the ideal Islamic society," said a professor at King Abdel Aziz University, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of sensitivity about the subject since the Sept. 11 attacks.

"The market is becoming more efficient," said one prominent Beijing-based fund manager, who asked not to be identified because of sensitivity about how the government was reshaping the market.