Sentence examples for raised sensitive from inspiring English sources

The proposal raised sensitive issues about Canada's Arctic sovereignty that crossed party lines.

Earlier, those states had been reminded by the secretary general of the Council of Europe that the human rights court generally avoided overturning decisions taken by member states if they raised sensitive ethical questions on which there was no European consensus.

In a society with strict laws about how products can be pitched to children, the lucrative new children's market -- and a resultant surge in child-beckoning products like phone covers decorated with pictures of Donald Duck and characters from "Star Wars" -- has raised sensitive marketing issues.

Lieberman responded that the question raised sensitive issues, because "it gets into America's First Amendment".

These areas may raise sensitive First Amendment issues.

There are sometimes difficulties, though, about raising sensitive issues, he says.

But republishing Mein Kampf at any time was bound to raise sensitive questions.

Note to Teacher | This lesson raises sensitive issues around teenagers' sexual experiences and attitudes.

It's difficult enough to get a job in the N.F.L. without raising sensitive gender equity issues.

Because Mr. Gusinsky and some of the other moguls like Boris Berezovsky, Vladimir Potanin and Mikhail Khodorkovsky own large news organizations, any government move against the oligarchs inevitably raises sensitive free-press issues.

This mixed ownership raises sensitive political issues -- not least whether Hong Kong would be willing to accept having its main local phone provider majority-owned by Singapore.