Sentence examples for on delicate issues from inspiring English sources
Occasionally, on delicate issues, he would hide behind his boss, the prefect; but in general he was dependable and "correct".
But such candidates are silent on delicate issues for another reason, too: they fear antagonizing local militants.
Some analysts believe the two sides will quickly turn to the United States to provide "bridging proposals" to help close the gap on delicate issues.
The plaintiffs argue that making people ask for access is unfair when they are seeking information on delicate issues like sexuality.
But the distinction between campaigning and issue advocacy may be hard for Organizing for Action to maintain in the prelude to the 2014 elections, especially if it continues its emphasis on pressing lawmakers on delicate issues like immigration and guns.
He says that he will also hold the defense and foreign affairs portfolios himself — a move that some interpret as an effort to coordinate policy on delicate issues, like Afghanistan and Islamist militancy, with the military.
Given the public's curious reaction to first ladies -- it loves both Eleanor Roosevelt and Laura Bush -- it's hard not to speculate how it would have reacted to someone as original as Mrs. Bradley, who tackles head-on delicate issues like her childhood in Nazi Germany and the end of her difficult first marriage.
Mr. Saipov, 26, an ethnic Uzbek, reported on a range of delicate issues for the Voice of America's Uzbek language service.
Congress occasionally embarks on delicate historical issues with foreign policy implications.
On Saturday the government took on another delicate issue, shoddy construction, by creating stricter codes to make schools and other public buildings more resistant to earthquakes.
Ten years ago, the town's clergy started a series of periodic colloquies titled "Your God, My God, Our God" to acquaint one another with basic beliefs and wade into delicate issues on which they differ, like homosexuality and whether clergy should marry.
