Sentence examples for delicate issues for the from inspiring English sources

The ethnic splits are one of many delicate issues for the Western coalition.

Mr. Saipov, 26, an ethnic Uzbek, reported on a range of delicate issues for the Voice of America's Uzbek language service.

But European officials also said the rush of diplomats into Pyongyang raised delicate issues for the Bush administration, which has emphasized its lack of trust in North Korea's leadership, and the difficulty of verifying any accords with it.

Because the festival takes place in a conservative state founded by Mormons, the selection of non-Shakespeare plays has stirred some delicate issues for the organizers, many of them Mormon themselves.

This allows team members to plan their time and interactions, reserving discussion of certain complex or delicate issues for those in-person interactions.

Islam is a delicate issue for the church, and Benedict struggled in his relationship with Muslims.

But while there is uncertainty over its purpose, it has already become a politically delicate issue for the Clinton Administration.

Drug costs are "a delicate issue for the N.A.M., because the pharmaceutical manufacturers are members," Mr. Maher said.

The prosecution of the medical workers has become a signature theme in the course of the Bahrain conflict, and a delicate issue for the monarchy, an important American ally and the host to the United States Fifth Fleet's naval base.

While the return of dividends will be welcomed by ordinary investors, it remains a delicate issue for the banks as well as regulators and politicians in Washington, said Chris Kotowski, a bank analyst with Oppenheimer.

It was a delicate issue for the White House, which had consistently denied that Gross was an intelligence agent and did not want to be seen to swap him for Cuban spies.