Sentence examples for sensitive occasions from inspiring English sources

The downside of law and order in Macao is a growing intolerance of dissent, not least on politically sensitive occasions like this anniversary.

Mr Yao says he was detained five times last year to keep him quiet during politically sensitive occasions, including the NPC session last March.As usual, China is preparing for the upcoming parliamentary meeting with a propaganda blitz about the session's importance as a conduit for public opinion.

The party is still afraid of the people, (the blanket security it imposes on sensitive political occasions is a sign of this).

He said: "I think it was obviously a mistake, and I haven't seen all the breakdown, but maybe having two Americans in the car who wouldn't be as sensitive to occasion and logistics is my first benefit of the doubt.

Two experiments assessed whether human affective learning is sensitive to occasion setting.

District Judge Tim Pattinson told her: "It is difficult to think of a clearer example of disorderly behaviour than to climb or attempt to climb a barrier at a highly security-sensitive public occasion".

To adopt a couple contemporary turns of phrases, the warrants or inference tickets provided are therefore pro tanto and occasion-sensitive.

As such, survey interviewers were able to contact consenting family members in a timely manner steadily throughout the collection period while at the same time, remaining sensitive to seasonal holidays and occasions.

He proved a nimble and sensitive conductor on this festive occasion.

The subpoena to Ms. Miller was only the most recent of a series issued to journalists in a politically sensitive inquiry that has on several occasions led investigators to question White House officials.

For a writer who was morbidly sensitive to criticism, this was an occasion fraught with risk.