The treasurer, Éric Woerth, is labor minister and a central ally of the president's who is in charge of a politically delicate effort to raise the retirement age in France.
"And I do not agree to use my name to promote for such a delicate subject to raise funds," she wrote in a July 24 email to Maman.
Still, the Indian government faces a delicate task: It needs to raise more money for social services and infrastructure, but doing so could add to the financial strains on the country's many poor people.
The movie, financed by a Saudi prince, aims not only to raise delicate questions about social oppression but also to generate a Saudi movie industry and force the opening of theaters, some of which are reportedly under construction without licenses or legal status.
When you talk, talk soft and delicate as if you were to raise your voice any louder your voice box would explode.
Yet the regulatory response was muted until Britain's Financial Services Authority FSAa), a City watchdog, abruptly announced new disclosure rules for anyone short-selling the stock of companies in the delicate process of issuing shares to raise capital.
Another more positive interpretation is that the physical touch and averted gaze provided by the nurse gave the patient a very welcome opportunity to raise a delicate issue and her matter-of-fact tone normalised the issue.
That is putting Dubai in the delicate position of having to turn to wary financial markets to raise money.
Although the Aylesbury-Pekin cross ducks did not have the delicate flavour of the pure Aylesbury, they were hardier and much cheaper to raise.
