Particularly troubling, the government was not merely intent on hiding sensitive facts in the case — such as agents' names, or liaison countries' identities — but, rather, on placing a legal shroud over the entire C.I.A. program.
Where sensitive facts are concerned, Singapore's adversarial system is undesirable as parties must adduce evidence at a trial.
Will this focus attention on the supremely sensitive fact that China's vaunted meritocracy is breaking down?
This time around, the conversation has focussed on a singularly sensitive fact: the "the post-Tiananmen consensus," as Pei describes it, has failed.
"I understand people from Chicago are being very sensitive, but facts are facts," he told ABC7.
Reading the magazine "makes my people more sensitive to fact these are human beings they're dealing with," he said.
Perhaps because relationships are so important, animals seem to be sensitive to fact that relationship quality may be adversely affected by circumstances.
Retrieval practice effects on higher-order learning may be more sensitive than fact learning to encoding factors, such as the way material is presented during study (Eglington & Kang, 2016).
Compared with traditional cultural methods, this real time PCR procedure is more sensitive; in fact in two subgingival plaque and two positive saliva specimens Aa was only detected with the molecular method.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland expressed concern about the integrity of inquests in Northern Ireland, particularly in historical cases from the Troubles, where coroners currently dispenses justice based on a "full consideration of the facts, sensitive or otherwise".
What the externalist thought experiments show is that ordinary belief ascriptions are sensitive to external facts, but it does not follow that psychological contents are therefore wide.
