Sentence examples for promotes a delicate from inspiring English sources

Today, 40% of Tallinn's population is Russian, and the government promotes a delicate integrationist policy.

"And I do not agree to use my name to promote for such a delicate subject to raise funds," she wrote in a July 24 email to Maman.

The film strikes a delicate balance between promoting Copeland as a ballet outsider, a pioneer in a foreign land, and showing Copeland struggle with issues all dancers face: injury, weight and the myriad of other lifestyle pressures of bring a professional dancer.

Turns out Russell's eggish body was no more an accident ("the oval is a delicate shape, one that promotes care and nurturing") than Carl's boxiness, which came out of a "Design Vocabulary Chart".

The vice-president has also had to undertake a delicate balancing act to promote his record in government, while distancing himself from Sirleaf to define his own vision.

There is a delicate way to self-promote and still be likable (Brescoll et al. ; Rudman).

The SSC niche is maintained by a delicate balance of signals promoting either self-renewal or differentiation.

Changes in mitochondrial architecture are dynamic and involve a delicate balance between proteins promoting fusion [e.g., mitofusin (Mfn) 1 and Mfn2, and optic atrophy 1 (Opa1)] and fission [e.g., fission 1 (Fis1), mitochondrial fission factor (Mff), and dynamin-related protein 1 (Drp1)] (Youle & van der Bliek, 2012).

While the money will be spent to promote Glow, Ms. Lopez's new fragrance (described as a delicate mixture of orange blossom, vanilla and rose), the company expects that the attention will also promote the fashion lines.

And the F.A.A. often has to walk a delicate line in balancing its role in promoting aviation as well as ensuring safety.

Other Italian cities, where tourists and residents coexist in a delicate balance, have also taken measures to promote civility and good manners.