Sentence examples for sensitivity of issues from inspiring English sources

We talk often of the "sensitivity" of issues as a justification for a lack of transparency.

Quick says that implies thinking about parliamentary privilege, the sensitivity of issues pertaining to the investigation and trying to think through the implications and taking legal advice.

Since then, the Met has added little to Hogan-Howe's statement that the review was "assessing various issues arising from covert deployments" and was "a complex process due to the time elapsed and the nature and volume of the material and the inherent sensitivity of issues involved".

The intrinsic sensitivity of issues on SRH and HIV which reflect the moral, religious and cultural make-up of a context can result in conflict between institutions or reluctance to deal with controversial topics.

They talked on condition of anonymity because of what they said was the sensitivity of the issues involved in the mechanics of the investigation.

Paterno and Curley were not made available to comment for this article, underscoring the sensitivity of these issues for the university.

The very difficulty that European leaders have had in concluding negotiations points to the domestic sensitivity of the issues involved.

But others, who did not want to be named because of the sensitivity of the issues, wondered whether the move was a demotion for Mr. Braunstein.

"Due to the sensitivity of personnel issues and the privacy of all involved, the investigation was kept confidential".

Another challenge to the job is to juggle conflicting priorities and deadlines and be consistent, as required by the complexity and sensitivity of the issues.

While tribal officials declined comment for this story, I did speak with one tribal member who asked not to be identified due to the sensitivity of these issues.