Sentence examples for sensitive international from inspiring English sources

"It is astonishing that the Romney campaign continues to shamelessly politicise a sensitive international situation," the Obama campaign said.

The subject was a sensitive international law enforcement matter about which Mr. Steinberg would say no more.

Elf, reputedly expert in the easing of politically sensitive international deals, was brought in to lobby on Thomson's behalf.

Egypt had previously denied knowing the whereabouts of the detention camps – rather disingenuously, considering they are situated near one of the most sensitive international borders.

The supreme leader is more powerful than Iran's elected president, trumping him on decisions of national security and sensitive international issues as well as domestic policy.

But the secret dispatches, which were obtained by WikiLeaks, the whistleblowers' website, also reveal Washington's evaluation of many other highly sensitive international issues.

Unless sensitive and sensible international co-operation suddenly appears, the march of the markets, increasingly dysfunctional in serving speculation over genuine trade, will lead us to dictatorship, from which the only relief will be a depressing withdrawal into our national boundaries.

She's very sensitive about international opinion".

His mainstream Palestinian officials, sensitive to international opinion, have denounced the attacks in the United States.

But a decade of economic reform has made Beijing more sensitive to international opinion.

Hurum has also been sensitive to international scientific politics in the way he conducted the investigation into the fossil.