Sentence examples for delicate case to from inspiring English sources

The officials were speaking on the condition of anonymity on the highly delicate case to confirm details first reported by The Wall Street Journal.

But still, arguing that things would have been a lot worse without Obama's policies is a delicate case to make when people are still suffering.

But the ruling, the second concerning the inmate's politically delicate case, does not order the government to demand his return to Canada, as he has long requested.

But she is impressed by his obvious real-world expertise, and has called him into the offices to solve a delicate case.

A one-time adviser to the governor, who, like the others, insisted on anonymity to discuss the politically delicate case, said a government employee complained privately in 2007 that she had felt pressured into having a sexual relationship with Mr. Richardson.

The timing also means that a final decision on how to proceed with the politically delicate case will be delayed until weeks after President Hu Jintao has returned from his visit this week to the United States.

Mr. Gao, a Beijing lawyer known for taking politically delicate cases, was sentenced to three years of probation in 2006 for inciting subversion of the state.

Still, the furor raised questions about why the prime minister would embroil himself in such a delicate case, particularly at a time when the Supreme Court is seeking to have him arrested in relation to a separate corruption case.

Unlike the more delicate case of Baucus, the Senate Democrats don't need to dump Tim Johnson because he's not chairman yet.

In fact, if we never see the judge in this sequence, it's because we are literally placed in his position, with the couple talking directly to camera, ie to us; and we remain in the judging position throughout this very delicate case.

"Intermezzo," to be sure, is the more complicated and delicate case.