Examples of using Sensitive subject in English and their translations into Romanian
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As always, Mr Mann has done a very good job on a sensitive subject.
He looked for a sensitive subject for his experiments and found one in the secretary of his boss.
The most sensitive subject, he said, was corruption involving high-level officials in the judiciary
Mr President, honourable Members, I would like to thank you for the open debate on this sensitive subject.
with the Member States on this sensitive subject.
To these, we also add the creation of new corruption instruments, a sensitive subject in our country.
And the sensitive subject- that of keeping personal data- will be treated more seriously beginning with the middle of this year,
I would furthermore ask for a greater effort in agreeing common rules on the sensitive subject of visits by Belarusian children to host families in the EU during the summer months.
Turning now to the sensitive subject of VAT fraud,
It concerns a sensitive subject: the dialogue between the European Union
the response was actually rather predictable- take perhaps the most sensitive subject on the continent and craft a law that stunts teaching
gave assurances that it will continue to inform European partners about developments on this sensitive subject.
presented in a new way around a sensitive subject, of a romantic and artistic aspect at the same time.
To study thoroughly the sensitive subjects by using intermediary tests and focus groups.
You take the most sensitive subjects, you just toss them away carelessly.
Claude? Avoid all sensitive subjects.
Irrelevant topics: This includes promotional content and politically sensitive subjects.
On current topics, and sensitive subjects.
These are sensitive subjects in the current climate where social networks are increasingly populated by young people, but not exclusively.
Anthropologically speaking, women often confide in other women before broaching sensitive subjects with their mates.