Sentence examples for highly sensitive issues from inspiring English sources
Inhibitions fell as Asian analysts addressed highly sensitive issues like Chinese-Japanese relations.
LONDON — As Arab Spring turns into autumn, Western lending institutions face highly sensitive issues in their quest to support economic and social development in countries struggling to emerge from decades of stagnation.
Its brief includes such highly sensitive issues as replacing national vetoes by majority voting, the division of power between national capitals and Brussels, and the charter of fundamental right, whose incorporation into EU treaties has been long resisted by Tony Blair.
The beginning of Trump's Presidency remained true to his campaign: even when it came to the highly sensitive issues of national security, Trump and his aides acted with ideological ferocity and a heedless sense of procedure that alarmed many inside the government.
So in Egypt, for example, there was little coverage of WikiLeaked material about the presidential succession, the role of the army and Hosni Mubarak's hostility to Hamas – all highly sensitive issues, though the independent Al-Masry Al-Youm did run some cables that were passed on by Al-Akhbar in Beirut.
After the attacks, Al Watan columnists discussed a plethora of highly sensitive issues, including questioning the central role of the religious police in Saudi society and whether the country gave too much credence to the writings of Ibn Taimaya, a Muslim thinker of the early 14th century.
