Sentence examples for the delicate assignment of from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately Drudge's impact is felt in national political circles," said Democratic strategist Phil Singer, who, as a communications aide to Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign, was tasked with the delicate assignment of influencing Drudge's coverage.

But Mr. Dion, 57, now faces perhaps the most difficult and politically delicate assignment of his long career: overseeing the Justice Department's investigation into whether senior Bush administration officials illegally leaked the identity of an undercover C.I.A. officer in retaliation for her husband's criticism of the Iraq war.

They said they had spent seven months on a delicate assignment that came in the midst of the Mayor's re-election campaign and arose from one of the worst allegations of police brutality in recent memory: the beating and torture of Abner Louima, a Haitian immigrant, in a Brooklyn precinct station house last summer.

In political terms, this represented a delicate assignment for the Prime Minister, given that she will soon no longer be part of the E.U. club.

His most delicate assignment, in 2009, entailed negotiating the controversial industry deals that led to the passage of Obama's health-care law, including favorable provisions for the pharmaceutical industry.

One of Sisco's most delicate assignments was in July 1974, when an attempted coup against President Makarios of Cyprus provoked an immediate Turkish invasion.

The security of the installations themselves is adequate, the report says, although it questions whether contractors should take over delicate assignments like bomb disposal and aerial surveillance.

There's also the delicate matter of sizing.

They also learn the delicate art of fly-casting.

THAT leaves the delicate question of ditching Joe Biden.

They were, unwittingly, performing the delicate dance of desegregation.