Sentence examples for regard as sensitive from inspiring English sources
"Today is World Press Freedom Day and during recent days we have learnt that BBC World News, our 24/7 international news channel, has been jammed by Chinese authorities during stories they regard as sensitive," said Horrocks in a blogpost on the BBC's website.
The court agreed to give the United States government 48 hours to review the testimony and to ask judges to suppress any it regards as sensitive.
People sometimes say to me: "Oh, isn't the play antisemitic?" I hear that, on some campuses in the US, it's regarded as too sensitive to teach.
These data were regarded as too sensitive for the full set of variants for each patient to be entered onto the LSDBs in the most informative way.
Also this week, a plaintive statement was issued by a section of society not usually regarded as sensitive little flowers – building contractors.
The third stage would require intensive IAEA inspection and verification of all Iran's nuclear facilities and suspension of any part of its nuclear programme regarded as "sensitive".
Ipso's decision is regarded as sensitive because the Sunday Mirror is published by Trinity Mirror, one of the publishing groups most closely associated with the creation of Ipso.
SINGAPORE — The theater company W ld Rice has always tried to push the Singapore theater scene's boundaries by mounting plays that tackle — often humorously — themes regarded as sensitive in the local context, such as homosexuality, religion and politics.
To be certified, companies apparently would have to give government-connected testing laboratories encryption algorithms, software source code and design specifications that, for many of the products, are regarded as sensitive trade secrets.
He said this year represented a "unique 12 July" with more than 550 parades, and 43 regarded as "sensitive".
"Information about sexual orientation and health status is regarded as sensitive personal data according to European law, and has to be treated with great care.
