It certainly doesn't broach the touchy question – loaded with the old cultural-imperialism chestnut – of exactly what level of dominance Hollywood enjoys worldwide.
But there was also the touchy question of how to deal with newly highlighted claims that Mr. Godard, a master of modern film, has long harbored anti-Jewish views that threaten to widen his distance from Hollywood, even as the film industry's leading institution is trying to close the gap.
Among the areas where the final package is expected to fall short are steps to free up Japan's rigid labor market to make it easier for companies to shed dying businesses; improvements in corporate governance; and addressing the touchy question of immigration to make up for a shrinking population.
The last question I have, though, is, in protecting intellectual property rights, and this is a touchy question, does that include putting people in jail for downloading songs?
A very public struggle over how to grapple with the latest market unease over the fiscal stability of several European countries illustrated the touchy questions of sovereignty and difficulty of reaching consensus that have kept Europe from reacting quickly.
As vocal as the Pentagon and the State Department have been about the Iranian role, they have been loath to publicly discuss the Iranian flights or the touchy questions it poses about American relations with the Maliki government.
This can provide a golden opportunity to broach delicate subjects such as evaluating the chief executive's performance or even the touchiest question of all: his succession.
"It's a very touchy question," says Louise de Guire of the province's public-health institute.
Ownership and management can be a touchy question in the coffee industry.
Commercial influence at Wikipedia — for example, outside advertising, which is forbidden — is always a touchy question.
