Sentence examples for sensitive law from inspiring English sources

President Bush will limit access to briefings on classified and sensitive law enforcement information, an administration official said today.

A public negotiation process could also lead to the dissemination of details of sensitive law enforcement tactics that should remain confidential".

"It is possible that the missing laptop computers would have been used to process and store national security or sensitive law enforcement information that, if divulged, could harm the public".

In the brief, he refused to discuss technical details of the "sensitive law enforcement technique," saying that to do so would tip the hand of law enforcement in future cases.

The New York Times was allowed to view the video by a person who was not officially authorized to release it because it remains evidence in a sensitive law enforcement inquiry.

But the bill allows the intelligence agencies to "scrub" the raw data to protect its sources and methods, and to remove any sensitive law enforcement information -- a provision that seemed to be inserted at the request of intelligence officials concerned about turning over their most closely held material to a new and untested department.

By the second half of the century, Buchan says, Edinburgh represented "a new social existence that is suave, class-conscious, sensitive, law-abiding, hygienic... in short, modern".

Shelter, job opportunities and a responsive and sensitive law-enforcement system are vital to those who want to leave the trade.

"He proved that it is possible not only to rise out of a Negro slum and succeed as a sportsman but also to develop into an intelligent, sensitive, law-abiding citizen.

Costs were squeezed, managements revamped, and labour cut (though politically sensitive laws make redundancies difficult).

Nouvel has frequently denounced "the way cities are built today – through technocratic and simplistic laws", but acknowledges that "sensitive laws" are "difficult"; "an oxymoron".