Sentence examples similar to sensitive affairs from inspiring English sources

The match was Albania's first visit to Belgrade since 1967 and a highly sensitive affair given long-running tensions over Kosovo, which declared independence from Serbia in 2008 and has a majority ethnic Albanian population.

It's a conundrum many families encounter and it can be a delicate and sensitive affair.

When Cerreti felt that Pesce was holding back on a sensitive matter — her marriage, her affair, the habits of the Pesce men — she asked male carabinieri in the room to leave, so that Pesce would feel less likely to be judged.

Furthermore, those in many sensitive foreign affairs, defence and intelligence posts in the Commons are often Labour or Conservative Friends of Israel.

"Officers should prepare their own daily necessities and pay board fees as others do, and they are forbidden to sightsee, receive gifts, attend banquets or meddle in sensitive army affairs," Mr. Wang wrote, citing Xinhua.

Any major concession on such a sensitive internal affair seems especially unlikely during China's once-in-a-decade leadership succession process, now under way.

But when it comes to domestic legislation and not sensitive national-security affairs, the names and the advice of outside consultants and lobbyists should be discoverable according to law.

Iranian government is highly sensitive about cultural affairs.

"When it is your ambition to run for statewide office, you need to be sensitive to how your affairs are conducted.

The F.B.I. paid her $1.7 million over the next two decades to provide sensitive intelligence on Chinese affairs that was considered so valuable it was used to provide numerous high-level briefings to the White House over the years.

The Magnitsky affair remains sensitive for the Russian government.