Sentence examples for sensitive states from inspiring English sources

But the proposed ports face a lengthy permitting process, and the two environmentally sensitive states remain responsible for resolving many of the issues no matter who is president.

European officials drew up their list back in 2002, and they took care to sprinkle the punishment in ways that would provoke the greatest numbers of howls from politically influential industries in politically sensitive states.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 - In an act of pre-election largess, House and Senate negotiators approved a sprawling corporate tax bill on Wednesday that would shower corporations and farmers in politically sensitive states with about $145 billion worth of new tax cuts.

The response, marked "Law Enforcement Sensitive," states that a ban on shooting at rock throwers "could create a more dangerous environment" because many agents operate "in rural or desolate areas, often alone, where concealment, cover and egress is not an option".

Although assays claiming to be highly sensitive state a functional sensitivity ≤0.1 μg/l, heterogeneity in assay reactivity may lead to differences in clinical performance.

She comes from an environmentally sensitive state and was elected twice in Colorado.

"It's their most sensitive state security issue," said Mr. Lintner, the expert on ethnic groups.

No, they said, from the possibility that the leaker might reveal even more sensitive state information in the future.

The Indians have been cooperating with the Joint POW/MIA Accountability Command for recovery of remains from downed Second World War planes in the politically sensitive state of Arunachal Pradesh.

PA is an altogether different beast and the deal raises questions about overseas companies potentially having access to secret and sensitive state information.

UP is India's largest – and most politically sensitive – state and has undergone a massive construction boom in recent years to cater for a growing middle class.