Sentence examples for most sensitive aspect from inspiring English sources

The language is the most sensitive aspect of the proposed compromise.

But Robert Owen has ruled that the public inquiry won't examine this most sensitive aspect of the case.

One character accuses him of "going into politics so as not to go to jail" and there are several allusions to the most sensitive aspect of the prime minister's early career the still-mysterious source of his initial capital.Three different people (including Mr Moretti himself, and the theatre actor-manager Elio De Capetani, pictured) play the part of Mr Berlusconi.

Indeed, this is clearly the most sensitive aspect of the substitution rate model with certain parameters highly influential in the final estimates.

By early 2015, only €3.2bn had been raised; none of the most sensitive aspects – airports, ports, railways – had been sold.

Still, the comments touched on one of the most sensitive aspects of the current presidential campaign — concern for Senator Barack Obama's safety.

There writers and film-makers such as Zsuzsanna Geller Varga meet to tackle the most sensitive aspects of Hungarian history and the Holocaust.

And maritime security touches on the most sensitive aspects of personal defense for Mr. Obiang, especially in an island capital where coup attempts have come from the sea.

"That we are here today is the result of years of efforts at all levels of our government and societies, which has allowed us to jointly and directly deal with even the most sensitive aspects of our shared history".

This is consistent with a growing pattern in recent years, in which implementation of the most sensitive aspects of American security policy is increasingly handed over to contractors who are working for money, not necessarily for philosophical or even patriotic reasons.

On Friday Germany's Süddeutsche newspaper published the most highly sensitive aspect of this operation – the names of the commercial companies working secretly with GCHQ, and giving the agency access to their customers' private communications.