Sentence examples for sensitive administration from inspiring English sources

Environmentalists also say, though, that both Mr. Gore and Mr. Bradley are strong on environmental issues, and that either would be likely to preside over an ecologically sensitive administration.

It's unusual for Obama to pick someone he doesn't know well for such a sensitive administration post.

Study patients will be hospitalized for ten days in KliPS during the sensitive administration period of the vaccine.

His is an intensely poll-sensitive administration, and the opinion surveys are showing that a decision to take some time at home would be particularly popular with women.

The ENaC is amiloride-sensitive and administration of this diuretic blocks the channel.

The Nigerian Army's past human rights abuses in Sierra Leone presented "a sensitive issue," an administration official said.

His administration, sensitive to criticism on the issue, has twice objected to a Spanish-language commercial attacking the governor's proposals for change.

When Mr. Bolton stepped aside, Mr. Bush called his departure a disappointment, and for an administration sensitive about criticism, it has turned out to be one.

Officials in the administration, sensitive about any discussion of postwar planning for Iraq, have declined to say whether they are making preparations for relief programs.

A spokeswoman for Mr. Roberts, Sarah Little, said the senator had "occasionally" objected to the degree of access to sensitive information the administration allowed to committee members, and had sometimes won agreement to a change in practice.

But the Obama administration, sensitive to Republican charges that it was choking the economy with expensive regulations, pulled back the proposed rules this year in the face of furious farm-state objections.