Sentence examples for sensitive review from inspiring English sources

"These circumstances have challenged Congress to undertake a careful and sensitive review of proposals that will preserve the sanctity of marriage in our country," she said.

To be sure, the sensitive review process for Keystone is ongoing, and Clinton might feel that, by discussing her personal views, she would be prejudicing the outcome.

The official, who like others spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive review, said the government was "increasingly confident" that Al Qaeda had a role in the attack, as the group's Yemeni branch has publicly claimed.

I was perplexed by this paragraph in Barry Unsworth's otherwise sensitive review of "Laish," by Aharon Appelfeld (March 29): " 'Laish' is a story of pilgrimage,... and, as in all pilgrimages, what matters most is reaching the goal, sustaining faith through the travails of the journey.

(See John Anderson's sensitive review in America for his take on this sequence).

When observing real plants and their performance, behaviour and response to different environmental conditions and stresses, the consistent (if perhaps unhelpful) message is that results are context sensitive (reviewed by Hodge 2004; Karst et al. 2012).

It will take careful, impartial, context-sensitive review of particular institutional arrangements of the kind performed by Judge Brown to enforce those guarantees.

Too much of the book consists of quotations from reviews - one wonders how much even O'Brian himself, who was very sensitive to reviews, cared about opinions expressed in the Housewife, the Chatanooga Times or New Zealand's Taranaki Herald.

Nonetheless, the decision offers a sterling example of how reason-driven, context-sensitive judicial review can ensure that those responsible for enforcing the law are faithful to their charge.

For example, proper protein folding during translation can be dependent on both translational accuracy (correct incorporation of amino acids) and controlling the elongation rate in structurally sensitive regions (reviewed in [ 34] and [ 17]).

Cytological similarities reported here are supported in oats, where cell death and induction of defence-related responses were observed in response to the HST victorin in sensitive genotypes (reviewed by Sweat et al., 2007 [ 9]), and in barley where a susceptible-specific second ROS burst was observed in the later stages of the infection [ 44].