Sentence examples for sensitive election from inspiring English sources

The goal is "to secure the chain of custody of sensitive election materials," Mr. de Mistura said.

It has blocked access to its website to civilian voters abroad, given military voters access to electronic ballot-request systems that civilians cannot use, and subcontracted sensitive election work to a company with strong Republican ties.

By backing the tests, Mrs. Merkel was partly seeking to assuage public concern ahead of a sensitive election on Sunday in the state of Baden-Württemberg, where there are a number of reactors.

The minister of intelligence, Heydar Moslehi, says the polls will be the "most sensitive elections in the history of the Islamic Republic".

Mr. Nader may argue that he will force Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush to be more sensitive to election fund-raising reform and environmental issues.

This year Joseph Bruno, the Senate majority leader, perhaps sensitive to election-year pressures, allowed the governor's bill to be put to a floor vote.

The question is particularly sensitive during the election campaign, because Nicolas Sarkozy built his first presidential election bid, in 2007, on the back of a long stint at the interior ministry, in charge of security.

Ministers have no intention of tackling anything so sensitive before an election.

Drug and other health-related stocks were among those most sensitive to the election news, along with Philip Morris.

But he also addressed some politically sensitive issues, from election interference to troublesome subreddits.

Both leaders' parties face substantial challenges in elections this fall, so they have to proceed carefully, mindful of the political dangers of negotiating sensitive measures in an election year.