Sentence examples for sensitive problems from inspiring English sources

There's a risk in addressing voter fraud and other "sensitive" problems more directly.

Various environmentally sensitive problems need to be avoided and solved at the early stage of railway survey and design.

Toward the end of 2005, however, both governments called for resolutions of sensitive problems and promised to work on their differences.

A United States marine has been arrested and accused of attempted rape in a case that has again raised the sensitive problems of the American military presence on the southern Japanese island of Okinawa, police officials said today.

WHILE CONGRESS was congratulating itself on reaching a minimalist bipartisan deal on the budget, Mexico demonstrated how a more functional democracy can tackle a nation's biggest and most sensitive problems.

The original concept of the juvenile court system was to provide a benevolent and less formal means than criminal courts could provide for dealing with the special, and often sensitive, problems of youthful offenders.

"I think for police departments this is an incredibly sensitive problem," the chief said.

Unemployment in France remains high at 9.2 percent, while joblessness among youth, a particularly sensitive problem, is 22.8 percent.

Critics accuse Obama of dumping a sensitive problem in the middle of nowhere rather than accepting that the US should take responsibility for prisoners it has abused.

She protected her client — Obama — by distancing him from a politically sensitive problem and ensuring that he could not be accused of meddling in an inquiry.

The Soviet leadership is loathe to acknowledge errors on any issue, and diplomats said they thought that Mr. Waldheim posed a particularly sensitive problem.