Sentence examples for sensitive interests from inspiring English sources

Google said that it planned to segment users along 20 categories and nearly 600 subcategories, and would not create categories for certain "sensitive" interests, including race, religion, sexual orientation or certain types of financial or health concerns.

But the view from here is that China's efforts in the last two years to put ties on a better footing have been reciprocated with greater pressure on its trade and currency policies, a shift of still more military assets to the west Pacific, an effort to reassert influence over China's neighbors and — not least — more meddling in what China considers its most sensitive interests.

"It is the implications relevant to this phenomenon that we hope will stimulate sensitive interest," he said.

All sides considered themselves the victims: Asians argued that we had long been deprived of the opportunity even to play ourselves, whereas whites felt their artistic freedom was violated by an overly sensitive interest group crying racism.

Eliminativists dismiss intentional description as vague, context-sensitive, interest-relative, explanatorily superficial, or otherwise problematic.

A positive feedback is needed between science and policy, the former being encouraged to overcome the analytical, modern approach; the latter being keen to consider the long term humankind-sensitive interest above the national interests.

Harvey's posts on Mideast affairs, though not technically about Europe, touched on Europe's most sensitive foreign interests.

Mr Botín has already asked Bankers Trust, an American bank, to organise the speedy disposal of Banesto's politically sensitive media interests.

"They are quite sensitive to interest-rate changes".

Blue-chip stocks sensitive to interest rates, including financial and retailing issues, also fell.

"It's not a market that is sensitive to interest rates.