Sentence examples for delicate debate from inspiring English sources

The current problem is part of a politically delicate debate over the future of the camps themselves.

On the contrary, the issue is likely to rekindle a delicate debate about nationhood, some critics said.

A German doctor has now filed charges against a rabbi for performing circumcisions on two infant boys, causing outrage in Jewish and Muslim communities and a delicate debate about intolerance, religious freedom and children's rights in Germany.

Peru is astonishingly rich in archaeological and paleontological sites, so much so that the issue is part of a delicate political debate here.

On immigration, Mr. Obama repeated his optimism about a bipartisan overhaul plan but avoided drawing his counterpart into the delicate political debate he is having back home.

But at the very least it intrudes on the delicate, mostly unspoken debate about security and freedom.

Forty or more years later, a poet of very different temperament, Jean de Meun (or de Meung), added more than 17,700 lines to complete it, submerging Guillaume's delicate allegory with debates and disquisitions by the characters, laden with medieval and ancient learning.

His ABC interview came at an especially delicate juncture in the debate over the use of torture.

The debate is delicate because several nations have debt levels greater than 60 percent of G.D.P., the original ceiling set out for membership of the euro.

The reaction to the use of World Trade Center images suggested that the wounds of that day made it a delicate topic for political debate.

Grappling with one of the more delicate aspects of the debate, Mr. Bloomberg said that the families of Sept. 11 victims — some of whom have vocally opposed the project — should welcome it.