Sentence examples similar to can touch on sensitive issues from inspiring English sources
But he said the reforms would not touch on sensitive issues of sovereignty, including Taiwan's name, flag and the definition of its territory.
The speakers are not to use megaphones or microphones or musical instruments -- though they are free to bring their own boxes to stand on -- and they are not to touch on sensitive issues of race, language or religion.
Visits by Japanese leaders to the Yasukuni Shrine can stir strong emotions both here and elsewhere in Asia by touching on sensitive issues of wartime history.
Two new media ventures are doing just that – while also touching on sensitive issues of editorial judgment.
Author Alexander McNabb, who has lived in the Arab world for many years is perceptive, insightful and doesn't shy away from touching on sensitive issues, not least of which is "wasta".
"Religions, race… if you touch on sensitive issues there will be violent reactions so those are no-nos.
But there were no signs that they touched directly on sensitive issues concerning Taiwan's 2016 presidential election.
The issue touches on sensitive issues like control of borders and who, ultimately, is responsible for the benefits system.
On Tuesday, Mr. Wulff will deliver a speech to the Turkish Parliament that is expected to focus on economic, cultural and religious issues rather than touch on the sensitive issue of Turkey's relations with the European Union.
To cap all this, the amendment of articles touching on the "sensitive issues" mentioned, as well as the clause governing this rule on amendments, was forbidden without the consent of the Conference of Rulers.
