Sentence examples for delicate points from inspiring English sources

In the end, despite past federal aid to France and Russia on delicate points of nuclear security, the administration decided that it could not share the system with the Pakistanis because of legal restrictions.

If not, then how can a city trim its inventory of public sculptures without erasing or rewriting history?These delicate points of principle will be addressed in a permanent exhibition about commemorative sculpture that English Heritage the quango in charge of 45 of London's 300 or so outdoor public statues will mount next spring in the newly restored Wellington Arch at Hyde Park Corner.

Perhaps that is why the anti-statue forces have avoided delicate points mentioned by some others, like the fact that Sinatra famously avoided the draft during World War II; if approved, his statue would share an island with the Armed Forces Recruiting Station.

Perhaps that was because Salonen was making such delicate points, sifting and sorting the textures so that the soloist, Yefim Bronfman, resisted the temptation to power his way through a work that relies quite heavily on assertive pulse and expressionist extremes.

"This is a very delicate point.

He and Republican voters are at a delicate point in their relationship.

A reporter raised this delicate point to Curry in the press room.

Which brings me to a delicate point: your former co-writer and co-producer Larry David.

But at a delicate point in the arms negotiations Nightshade began to fall apart.

"I think it had a significant effect on slowing the recovery at a delicate point," Mr. Geithner said.

VATICAN CITY — Negotiations over the Vatican's adherence to international banking standards were reaching a delicate point.