Even in developed countries there are sensitivities, particularly in respect of health, education and water services.

While I am well aware of the sensitivities involved in this issue, I strongly agree with this approach.

It has triggered irreconcilable emotions and sensitivities that are inconsistent with the actions of our Governments and threaten the unity of our countries.

Optimizing investment in the portfolio over time would, for example, increase the discounted benefits by more than a factor of three. Expected benefits would increase further if we included the chance that potentially higher climate sensitivities would exacerbate damages, even though doing so would require including similarly plausible lower climate sensitivities, which would push in the opposite direction.

There were concerns that... state institutions had turned a blind eye to such behaviour because of politically correct over sensitivities about ethnicity and religion.

Physical protection of facilities and materials where biological or chemical dual use sensitivities exist is overseen by the National Counter Terrorism and Security Office (NACTSO).

So while the government can point to the progress that has been made the thousands of homes repaired and the residents compensated those lingering sensitivities remain.

Ex Cabinet minister Sir Eric Pickles lambasts the police, election watchdogs and town halls for ignoring evidence of electoral abuse because of over sensitivities about ethnicity and religion.

There were sensitivities and difficulties involved in obtaining income figures for refugees but it would be possible to consult UNRWA, which has published such figures in two countries.

He also stated that it was preferable, for reasons of public perception and cultural sensitivities, for a State to prosecute alleged perpetrators rather than having international courts do so.

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But, given the political sensitivities of foreign pressure on China, it is unclear how far Western governments will be able to go. That is where companies like Twitter come in.

Members wishing to consolidate reform undertaken domestically may try to use the flexibility provided by the GATS and thereby reflect the sensitivities that arise in the opening up of the market.

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Owing to the lack of progress in substantive negotiations arising from the political sensitivities and complexity of the technical questions involved, the first approximation was not achieved by the end of July 2005.

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21.3 As a regional arm of the United Nations, ESCWA plays an important role in advocating global priority development issues to the member States in the region, taking fully into account cultural and political sensitivities.

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While OIOS acknowledges national sensitivities regarding any form of oversight when it comes to military training, it is of the view that the development of common standards is the only way to enhance excellence in peacekeeping proficiency.