China has strict gun controls, so the attackers used cleavers and hammers, and the killings terrified a public that, because of the one-child policy, is uniquely sensitive to school violence.
They argued that mayors were uniquely sensitive to gun violence as it often falls to them to comfort the families of slain police officers.
But in addition, even being sensitive to the violence in our cities or abroad, has been made out as hypersensitivity and as rather irrelevant, not worth crying over or spending money to fix.
Because of its Nazi past, and an important postwar commitment to providing asylum for anyone threatened because of race or beliefs, Germany is particularly sensitive to anti-immigrant violence.
While sensitive to the toll the violence has taken on Kashmir's women, she is unconcerned with being one of the few women among the state's politicians.
In an email exchange with Facebook staff, Cuban was told that the groups in question didn't express the right sort of hatred: Specifically, we are sensitive to groups that threaten violence towards people and these groups are taken down.
The prevention needs of women already infected with HIV must be addressed by supporting disclosure, fighting stigma, and being sensitive to the threat of violence and disinheritance.
He said he was very sensitive to the issues of gun violence, which have been thrust into the national debate since the December mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
According to the British Crime Survey, domestic violence has declined much more rapidly than violence against strangers, and is now less than half as common as it was in the mid-1990s (see chart).This achievement has not been touted by the police, who are sensitive to past charges of underplaying violence in the home.
The group was in Albany to promote legislation intended to make New York City police officers more racially sensitive and less prone to violence.
