Sentence examples for more sensitive matters from inspiring English sources

On more sensitive matters, Qaddafi made use of a handy protective shield: he holds no official position in the Libyan government; Libya is ruled by "the masses"; he can't be expected to know everything that goes on.

But it could also simply be an acknowledgment that executive privilege continues to apply to certain topics and not others, saving Rove from discussing more sensitive matters while forcing him to be forthcoming on other topics.

"I know that I have the necessary knowledge and it is no big deal any more if I need to discuss more sensitive matters with my student"(Reflective journal # 8).

But the courtship of public school officials entrusted with tax dollars is a more sensitive matter.

But on a more sensitive matter, what, if anything, to do at or near ground zero has not been decided.

Privacy of VRUs (e.g. children) is a more sensitive matter than vehicle related privacy, and hence the establishment of standardised procedures that guarantee the privacy of VRUs and the security of the messages is a critical issue.

But Mr. Keller said he agreed with the argument by the Siegal committee that "a pair of professional eyes, familiar with us but independent of the day-to-day production of the paper, can make us more sensitive on matters of fairness and accuracy, and enhance our credibility".

In practice, given the Communist Party's tight control of the courts and its abhorrence of any challenge, there is virtually no chance that a Chinese court would allow a citizen to challenge a government body for infringing these particular freedoms, which are rather more sensitive than matters of height.

They said they would continue to press the White House on more politically sensitive matters, like speeding an end to the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy and providing presidential leadership on marriage rights for same-sex couples.

We are confident that both Barack Obama and John McCain would be more sensitive to environmental matters.

Wachovia, which contended with unpleasant issues when it acquired the CoreStates Financial Corporation several years ago, including flagging employee morale and a rapid loss of customers disgruntled about poor service, has become much more sensitive about such matters.