But he conceded that it is "standard operating procedure" for the committee to work with the White House on sensitive statements involving the President.
Additionally, the Tukey test (Tukey's Honestly Significant Difference, LSD test) was carried out to obtain more sensitive statements for distinguishing significantly mean differences (vide Fowler et al. 1998).
"She has participated in virtually every Deputies and Principals Committee meeting over the past two years and chairs the Lawyers Groupp that reviews the Agency's most sensitive programs," the statement said.
Soviet dissidents were acutely sensitive to every statement coming from foreign leaders, relying heavily on the knowledge that they kept tabs on our fate and had not abandoned us to our tormentors.
While the Chávez and Maduro governments have not been shy about interfering in the affairs of other countries, cynically backing leftist politicians and armed groups like Farc across Latin America, they are extremely sensitive about any statements from abroad that could be construed as criticism.
Missing cases (non-response) varies from 13%to20%.1010 The non-response could be due to respondents not having enough information to respond to the statements, refusing to respond to specific statements, or simply deciding not to respond to the statements; it may also be due to the sensitive nature of the statement.
Though the Chinese edition includes much of Mrs. Clinton's account of her visit to China in 1998 with President Clinton, it selectively strikes out sensitive passages, including her statement that she was "haunted by the events at Tiananmen," the violent crackdown on a student-led pro-democracy demonstration in 1989.
"In a more than two-hour deposition, Woodward told Special Counsel Patrick J. Fitzgerald that the official casually told him in mid-June 2003 that Plame worked as a CIA analyst on weapons of mass destruction, and that he did not believe the information to be classified or sensitive, according to a statement Woodward released yesterday.
The reference to alarms being temperamental or too sensitive is an inaccurate statement, when in fact the choice or adjustment of the equipment was improper.
"The system is supposed to be a nonpartisan determination of an individual's fitness to hold a clearance, not an ad hoc approach that overrules career experts to give the President's family members access to our nation's most sensitive secrets," said the statement.
A substantial proportion of respondents (27.4%, 99/361) said they would consider making a false statement about sensitive health information in medical trials, with more participants (54.7%) likely to make a false statement in face to face interviews compared to over the Internet (30.1%).
