Sentences with phrase «because of the sensitive nature»

Second, because of the sensitive nature this infers, customers may be reluctant to speak candidly (this is why branding experts would often want to interview customers separately).

John Ullyot, the VA's assistant secretary for public affairs, asked a senior aide at the House Committee on Veterans Affairs to persuade lawmakers to call the White House and say they wanted Shulkin out, said both individuals, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the situation.

In fact respected Intelligence chiefs all over the world do not make much noise in the public because of the sensitive nature of their assignments.

Appearing before Parliament's Appointments Committee today [Monday] to be vetted, Ms. Djaba stood by her comments and insisted that, she only called for an investigation into the claims because of the sensitive nature of the position Mrs. Osei occupied.

Most of them were donated by Corvette enthusiasts who will be contacted individually because of the sensitive nature of this news.

Because of the sensitive nature of personal problems, lawyers in need are often reluctant to seek help.

Because of the sensitive nature of the pharmacy technician job, the AAPT provides guidelines for appropriate behavior.

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SIDNEY TAN: Yeah, a lot of members really like it because a lot of the topics are sensitive in nature and... you might have a friend in there, I mean we have a huge group so some members are worried that someone they know might see their post so they ask us to post and we are happy to do that.

I'm guessing that your son's sensitive nature will be helpful in the process, because he'll be able to express to you what he's afraid of.

A Common Foreign and Security Policy is then conducted on a primarily intergovernmental basis, mainly because of the politically sensitive nature of foreign and security policy.

We have told local authorities that the grant is not ring - fenced, but because of its exceptionally sensitive nature, the Under - Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, my hon. Friend the Member for Tooting (Mr. Khan), has written to local authorities saying that we will continue to monitor it extremely carefully.

«Mercury is the perfect test object for these experiments because it is so sensitive to the gravitational effect and activity of the Sun,» said Antonio Genova, the lead author of the study published in Nature Communications and a Massachusetts Institute of Technology researcher working at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

Because of the polygenic nature of hypertension, numerous rat models have been developed including selective bred homozygous hypertensive rat strains (e.g. spontaneously hypertensive rat [SHR] and Dahl salt sensitive [Dahl SS]-RRB- and outbred strains (e.g. Sprague Dawley) to elucidate the desired hypertensive phenotype.

The current champions are unnamed because several have expressed to me personally that they did not want their stats published publicly (there is a «sensitive» nature to the body weights and measurements of actively competing bodybuilders).

First of all, many of the companies within the materials sector are cyclical because, by their very nature, they are very sensitive to the state of the general economy.

Bullying is especially counterproductive because of this breed's sensitive, even timid, nature.

``... A component of this (DSOD) inspection is to verify spillways are unobstructed and fully functional... Because of the extremely sensitive nature of a dam - damage scenario, the selection of a particular dam to imagine as hypothetically damaged in such a way is left to emergency planners.»

It is because of the nature of this sensitive topic and a lack of awareness that issues begin stemming from mental health in an office environment.

Because of the highly sensitive nature of medical records, a Cohen and Cohen attorney may be able to assist in determining which release forms are pertinent to you case.

Cox J accepted the submission that, particularly in sex and race discrimination cases, which by their nature are fact sensitive and thus it is essential that all the facts are known, in the example of the employer that states under the cloak of the without prejudice rule «we do not want you because you are black», such a statement would fall within the unambiguous impropriety exception.

Because of the personal and sensitive nature of the information involved, medical assistants must be nonjudgmental and able to treat all patients equally while maintaining a high level of confidentiality.

Family court proceedings generally are sealed because of the confidential and sensitive nature of information shared throughout the course of the proceedings.

Because of the serious and often sensitive nature of social work, becoming a social worker requires cultivating a unique set of skills through rigorous and targeted study and training.