Sentence examples for governmental sensitivity from inspiring English sources
The imprisonment of the lawyers reflects governmental sensitivity to accusations of mistreatment and torture of political prisoners.
To encourage both local involvement and governmental sensitivity to local needs, officers of the Etawah Project were encouraged to make over-night visits to villages.
The reasons cited include lack of good information on governmental services, sensitivity to assumptions, and projected low marginal costs for adding additional services due to clinics not operating at full capacity.
The only way to change this is through difficult, tedious governmental reform not fancy speeches or racial sensitivity seminars and the police lobby will ferociously oppose such efforts at every step.
By permitting WHO to cast its surveillance network beyond information it receives from governments, IHR 2005 creates opportunities for WHO to improve the sensitivity of the surveillance system and avoid being blocked by governmental failure to comply with reporting requirements.
The sensitivity training in cultural differences is one of about a dozen recommendations made last year after a study by a governmental affairs firm.
Governmental neglect remains a scandal.
"The N.C.P. dominates governmental institutions.
Our governmental infrastructure is different.
He said governmental procedures are important.
