Political sensitivities run especially high in Asia.

But, here, too, political sensitivities loom large.

Political and ethical sensitivities notwithstanding, drug testing, approval, and labeling must go wherever the evidence leads.

But, given the political sensitivities of foreign pressure on China, it is unclear how far Western governments will be able to go.

Political sensitivities in the predominantly Muslim north have forced Jonathan, a Christian southerner, to tread lightly in his efforts to contain Boko Haram.

The idea, in Wheibi s words, is to stand in solidarity with them and remind the Lebanese government of its duties regardless of political sensitivities .

East of Center recently touched upon the sensitivities surrounding the issue

(d) Situations where local communities have particular cultural and other sensitivities.

These in turn have allowed open and profound discussions of political questions of common interest to countries united by close historical and cultural ties and by shared sensitivities.

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.

28. Recommendation IV (d) on the secondment of personnel by regional organizations has some merit but there have been difficulties in this regard, ranging from political sensitivities to terms of service.

I would not dare to challenge the sensitivities of Australians about their own history.

We are aware of the sensitivities of this whole subject, especially in these times.

The issue of expiring terms of the commissioners must be dealt with urgently and through a process that takes into account the political sensitivities and the legal complexities of the present situation.

Political reasons regarding foreign relations with friendly countries, the censor pays considerable attention to the political sensitivities of Arab regimes and endeavors to safeguard diplomatic relations with these countries as well as banning attacks on the Palestinian cause and Arabs in general.

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.

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

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.

But, here, too, political sensitivities loom large. China wants the link defined as domestic in nature, with rights reserved exclusively to airlines registered on either side, while Taiwan insists that services be open to foreign competition.

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

At the same time, some limitations apply to the use of such personnel, ranging from the size and nature of the operation and its staffing table to the labour market in the host country, political sensitivities and issues of confidentiality.

But no regime has ever used its citizens so deliberately as tools to arouse world sympathy, as hostages to modern sensitivities.

Absorbed doses from different types of radiation have different biological effectiveness, and the organs and tissues in the body have different sensitivities.

Any document that does not take into account the culture and religious and cultural sensitivities of the target population cannot be effective.

France and Germany have different sensitivities on the subject, which is both natural and inevitable, as these differences reflect both geography and history.

A dedicated research program has also been established to increase understanding of the processes and sensitivities of climate change and the implications for adaptation.

The mindset that characterizes Governments as being of the left or of the right is a simplistic view that produces a polarized political atmosphere. It has triggered irreconcilable emotions and sensitivities that are inconsistent with the actions of our Governments and threaten the unity of our countries.

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).

This example highlights some of the sensitivities involved in designing effective counter terrorism measures in countries mindful of their record of past human rights violations.

Great though those difficulties and sensitivities may be for some States, we are convinced that the needs of the international community are even more pressing.

Thus the Amezcua E Guard will not only help those affected by electro sensitivities, but also act as a preventative measure for your future protection.

America s military pivot to Asia has left Chinese sensitivities a little raw, and nationalist sentiment is more difficult to contain in a period of leadership transition.

The first ingredients of a common collective identity have been injected into the EU s enlarged membership, which is still marked by diverse positions, sensitivities, and expectations.

Images of auroras are significantly more common today than in the past due to the increase in use of digital cameras that have high enough sensitivities.

General thrusts have been decided upon, but each organization decides on its own modus operandi on the basis of its own sensitivities and its material possibilities.

In that connection, it has taken into particular consideration the various sensitivities and perspectives that lead us to believe that the resulting formulation now enjoys universal consensus.

Publishing jingoistic, anti foreign articles plays to national sensitivities that always simmer, and thus can easily be brought to a boil, with obvious benefits for the bottom line.

All these changes aim to recognize local sensitivities, avoid conflict with local culture, customs, common habits, and enter the local market by merging into its needs and desires.

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.

However, as has been highlighted by the Empagran case, countries affected by international cartels may have sensitivities about the application of foreign laws or sanctions to these cartels.

The GATS negotiations need to take into account the sensitivities of this sector, and developing countries need to approach liberalization of this sector with appropriate pace and sequencing.

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.

Given the legal complexities and the political sensitivities surrounding the appointment of new commissioners under these conditions, it was felt by many that the terms of the present commissioners should simply be extended until such time as there is a Parliament in place and the requirements of the Human Rights Commission Act may be fulfilled.

One thing to be learned, if we didn t know this already, is how close racial sensitivities are to the surface of US life, despite the election of a black president.