Sentence examples for more delicate matters from inspiring English sources

Those responsible for HRH development in health ministries often limit their role to staff planning and allocation, and leave other, more delicate matters to political decision-makers.

The conciliation of the French on whose colonial territory the landings would be made was a more delicate matter.

Judging performers is a more delicate matter: how to be at once truthful and not gratuitously hurtful.

But so, too, is a more delicate matter: the rancor between Turkey and the European Union over establishment of an European rapid reaction force.

That agreement, although not an issue until 2009 or later, is a far more delicate matter because it will frame the future military relationship between the countries.

Disciplining players is a more delicate matter for Goodell, who said in a statement Wednesday that he was troubled that players were enthusiastically involved in a program that encouraged injuring opponents.

BEIJING — When Xi Jinping, the vice president of China and its presumed next leader, returned from a crucial image-polishing tour of the United States in February, he faced an even more delicate matter at home.

Also -- and this is a more delicate matter -- Iraqis would be able to try some of the strong-arm tactics that our own scrupulously legalistic armed forces shy away from.

Whether Obama and Nieto will discuss the more delicate matter of Mexico's allowing foreign investment in its struggling oil sector is unclear.

Assir moved to a more delicate subject.

A more delicate issue are "facts" about the future.