Examples of using Delicate subject in English and their translations into German
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also sensitivity for this frequently delicate subject.
Parliament in particular have been treading extremely carefully in dealing with this delicate subject, on which it goes without saying that all views should be heard.
the debate in which we participated, it was made clear to us how difficult it is to manage such a delicate subject.
I think that here Mr Manisco will agree with me- that there is one delicate subject which is of great concern to me
iii the international dimension of this delicate subject.
Before being able to make any functional or an even more delicate subject health claims, it must first
Mr President, I too am sorry about the delay over such a delicate subject, that involves not only the world of production,
Colleagues, I submit for your reflection the fact that we have under our eyes three reports on a delicate subject, three pieces of evidence that the Commission is continuing only to half deal with the matter in order not to displease certain systems which would like to be as liberal as possible,
the Commission thinks this is an extremely useful instrument for organizing a political dialogue on the delicate subject of human rights and the problems of indigenism in Mexico, and that if used properly- with respect
This is a very delicate subject.
Nice to be able to wrap such a delicate subject in such ludicrous music.
Another delicate subject: what to do about the falsifications bequeathed by the Communist administration?
we can talk about a somewhat delicate subject.
Reciprocity is a delicate subject, and it seems to me that everyone proceeds a little by feeling their way here.
Keep in mind that hearing loss may be a delicate subject and that the person might not be aware of the problem.
A hearing loss can be a delicate subject and maybe your relative
A hearing loss can be a delicate subject and maybe your relative
A delicate subject”- Kittsteiner assumes that the Crown Prince had perhaps contracted a malady during his wilder years,
unlike secularist newspapers they have claimed to handle such a delicate subject as if he had just celebrated…"fall of an old taboo.
Rebuilding e-bikes is a delicate subject.