Sentence examples for sensitive dispute from inspiring English sources

"It constitutes, we think, an enlightened and constructive resolution to a complicated and sensitive dispute," she said.

This is an especially sensitive dispute that, at its core, raises questions of a level playing field with regard to tax policy".

The bill ignited a sensitive dispute in the House over civil rights and discrimination that had black lawmakers asserting their bona fides as civil rights leaders.

A rare article about what it called this "sensitive" dispute appeared in the New York Times on May 18 , 1967 declaring right in its headline that the film had been "Suppressed by U.S. for 22 Years".

[Page A8.] The killing revived one of the most sensitive disputes between Athens and its allies.

The administration official said that without such regular exchanges, the relationship between the two countries could sour over a "laundry list" of sensitive disputes.

Japan and China have not resolved a legacy of sensitive disputes left from World War II, when Japan waged a protracted war to occupy China.

Mr. Freeh said much of the information that Dr. Lee removed from Los Alamos had been highly sensitive, disputing some weapons experts who said the government had vastly exaggerated the significance of the data.

An Indian court sought to find a compromise solution to one of the country's most testing and sensitive disputes when it ruled that a demolished 16th Century mosque should be divided between Hindus and Muslims and that both could use the site for worship.

Then, on December 8, Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering told journalists on Sakhalin Island that the U.S. supported Japanese claims in the sensitive Kuril Islands dispute with Russia.

The switch in policy will ensure that more details will emerge of some of the sensitive domestic disputes, albeit often anonymised.