Sentence examples for very sensitive matters from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, as the court will note in its review of the documents in question, they do concern very sensitive matters, they do concern ongoing investigations of compelling significance".

"In my 20 years of doing oversight work," Bromwich noted in one footnote, "I have never before had the entity over which I was exercising oversight unilaterally dictate who could be interviewed, even in those instances in which I have dealt with very sensitive matters".

Racism and sexism are very sensitive matters that include a history and heritage that neither should be forgotten or reclaimed.

But this is a very sensitive matter.

"This is a very sensitive matter and nothing more can be divulged at this stage," Officer Bhagat said.

The memorandum said the treatment of the black Seminoles was "a very sensitive matter" and hinted that an effort to exclude them might draw resistance in Congress.

"This is a very sensitive matter and we cannot allow any interference with the asylum procedures", said a spokeswoman for the immigration desk.

"This is a very sensitive matter, and everyone's role in preventing StarLink corn from entering unapproved channels is critical," John Wichtrich, vice president and general manager of Aventis CropScience, wrote to elevator operators.

Here is an excerpt: "It is recognised that it is a very sensitive matter and the club is in a difficult position, but associations like ours with a very long and venerable history have strengths which are derived from that history.

In their letter to them, as obtained by The Scotsman, they state: "It is recognised that it is a very sensitive matter and the club is in a difficult position, but associations like ours with a very long and venerable history have strengths which are derived from that history.

"I share the concerns which have been expressed in raising the point of order in relation to the impact leaks of this sort have on what is a very sensitive matter in relation to ensuring the full information is put together by the Hillsborough Panel.