Student debt is a delicate subject in the Democratic primary.
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The resulting influence, both economic and cultural, is a delicate subject.
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You place a delicate subject on the table, and your inquisitors manhandle it.
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But authorities are treading carefully because immigration is a delicate subject in Japan.
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"This is a very delicate subject involving personal security," he told the paper.
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This is a delicate subject for big tech companies, none more than Big Blue.
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While you're going through the hiring process, severance can be a delicate subject, says Klein.
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It's a delicate subject because football is still a relatively macho sport, in the main.
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It is an acutely delicate subject within the church, and the pope ducked a direct answer.
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We understand this is a delicate subject and we greatly apologize for it ever going up.
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Shoddy building standards may have contributed to the toll, making it a delicate subject for China.
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Today, the government is set to unveil a plan for the delicate subject of the Irish border.
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Here are their thoughts below: It's a very delicate subject, and no matter what you say, someone gets offended.
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It's an extremely delicate subject matter, and Cha does a masterful job imbuing each character with nuance and care.
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One thing they've learned about addressing such a delicate subject is that the women involved know their experiences best.
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Not for the first time, TV comedy (Brookyln in particular) carefully tackled a delicate subject without overlooking the subtleties within.
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But foreign policy, and specifically when and how America should flex its military muscle, is a delicate subject within Democratic circles.
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Founded by a former police officer, Blued has expanded rapidly in recent years despite homosexuality remaining a delicate subject in China.
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But we each get to consider the stakes (for us) in talking about the delicate subject of other people's bodies, too.
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Discrimination against Christians, who make up about 10 percent of the population, has long been a delicate subject in predominantly Muslim Egypt.
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During the process, the artist says she strived for simplicity and efficiency, using animation as a vehicle to discuss delicate subject matter.
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There are people that are always going to be upset by comedies and comedians because you're always talking about a delicate subject matter.
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Wahlberg knew the film would be controversial, and it was important to him that the delicate subject matter be covered the right way.
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The Cultural Revolution — the tumultuous decade that roiled China from 1966 to 1976 — has long been a delicate subject for the Communist Party.
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Here, and everywhere, interviews with the more private Venus on any delicate subject could be a study in her steadfastness bordering on stubbornness.
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Instead, his conflicting messages only added to the discombobulation that Republicans have not been able to escape on the politically delicate subject of immigration.
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The company will conduct a search for a new permanent chief executive, according to four people who asked for anonymity to discuss a delicate subject.
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Netflix executives were warned by professionals that 13 Reasons Why's graphic portrayal of suicide went against every guideline on how to handle the delicate subject matter.
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Obviously, being a comedian you see things and think to yourself, "that was funny," but it was such a delicate subject that I didn't think I could.
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As president, Mr. Trump has questioned his own intelligence agencies and peddled repeated falsehoods, a record that could undermine the administration's credibility on the highly delicate subject.
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"While human sexuality is a delicate subject, I deeply believe it should be discussed... rather than shunned as a taboo topic," Migdal wrote in the blog post describing the project.
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The vote is widely seen as an indication of how Chinese companies that are building or buying factories in the United States might handle the delicate subject of labor relations.
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Refinery29 spoke to Palmer about how she finally found the words to articulate such a complex and delicate subject through songwriting and film, as well as the infectious nature of honesty.
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So after Mr. Levine finished a run of Johann Strauss Jr.'s "Die Fledermaus" last month, Mr. Gelb met with him in the general manager's office and broached the delicate subject of his retirement.
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Ukraine has been a delicate subject for Pompeo, who last weekend lashed out at a National Public Radio reporter for asking why he has not publicly defended the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch.
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The presence of the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, in Pakistan is a delicate subject for the government, which has long played down the group's activities in southwestern Pakistan despite new attacks.
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In the clip above, Kardashian and Bowen Smith discuss the delicate subject of her backside; he assures her that she will be pleasantly surprised by the outcome and that they'll be looking to make her sisters jealous.
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The sale of oil is a delicate subject due to the protests from the part of local producers: Mondeggi's oil is sold at a lower price than other organic oils from the area, because it's not confronted with taxes and bureaucracy.
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The Run-Up There's a forgotten scene in the third season of "The Sopranos" when the wives of the show's mob crew, sitting inside a local Italian restaurant, turn to the delicate subject of Hillary Clinton, Monica Lewinsky, infidelity and marriage.
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"It's a very delicate subject," said former midfielder Balakov, part of the Bulgaria side that reached the semi-finals at the 1994 World Cup in the United States, who has accused England of having a bigger racism problem than his own country.
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All of these individuals declined to speak with me, most of them claiming they did not feel comfortable broadcasting their stories to the public, since dating between a refugee and a German is "still a delicate subject," as one Syrian man told me.
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Noisey caught up with Dominik over the phone last Friday, the day of Skeleton Tree's release, to discuss the film's genesis and delicate subject matter, as he continues to act as the media mouthpiece for a close friend, who's just exposed himself to the world.
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The price increases that went into effect on Tuesday are likely to be a delicate subject as Qatar prepares to host the men's soccer World Cup in 2022, when a country of 2.6 million people will open its doors to an expected 1.5 million international visitors.
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While Mr. Biden is fiercely protective of his family, the moment has thrust the delicate subject into the national spotlight — even as the question of how voters will respond remains fluid, and some of Mr. Biden's advisers and allies privately acknowledge the risks associated with Mr. Trump's focus on the Bidens.
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"Sexual assault is a delicate subject, and while we didn't want to make light of the issue, we also thought that if we could find the right angle, addressing it with comedy could be really effective," said 101-North Marketing writer/director Johanna Stein and creative director David Gassman in an email.
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"Strict orders and instructions have been given to the security forces for a rigorous enforcement of the laws in force and to face anyone who tries again to affect the feelings of the Algerians about this sensitive and delicate subject," the statement quoted Lieutenant General Ahmed Gaed Salah as saying in a speech at a military base in the southwestern province of Bechar.
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261 – via SAGE. Prieto, Laura (April 2013). “A Delicate Subject: Clemencia Lopez, Civilized Womanhood, and the Politics of Anti-Imperialism”. The journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era.
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The film received mixed reviews. It currently holds a 21% percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, garnered from 14 reviews. Empire called it, "Strikingly bold and brutally compelling. It also handles its delicate subject more carefully than you might imagine from a brief synopsis".
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The Washington Post editorial page wrote: > The report is remarkable not just for its conclusions but for its honest, > thorough and respectful handling of a delicate subject. It offers a clear- > eyed, careful, conservative approach to implementing policy change. It > doesn't play down the hurdles or denigrate the opposition.
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He directed the play "Burning Blue" by D.M.W. Greer. The play, starring Lior Ashkenazi, and produced by Beit Lessin Theater, dealt with the delicate subject of homosexuality in the American Navy. In 1998, Ashkenazi translated and directed the musical, "Assassins", by Stephen Sondheim. The extravagant production was also launched at the Beit Lessin Theater.
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Imagination has courted controversy for its dark setting and subject matter, though some outlets have applauded the game for approaching such a delicate subject. Nintendo of America has stated that they have no plans to release the game. Bernard claims that the company is afraid of the game's subject matter, but believes Nintendo of Europe will not block its release.
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When he wishes to speak without having been spoken to or is about to discuss a delicate subject, he makes a low gentle cough "like a very old sheep clearing its throat on a misty mountain top".Wodehouse (2008) [1971], Much Obliged, Jeeves, chapter 11, p. 122. He may also cough to signify disapproval.Wodehouse (2008) [1963], Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves, chapter 23, p. 191.
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Diawara, his nephew and the woman who did the cutting in his village walked to spread the message. They used Diawara's social network. Diawara visited distant relatives from his paternal line and from his maternal line.Ending female genital mutilation, one household at a time, Gannon Gillespie,22 August 2013, The Guardian, Retrieved 21 August 2015 He said Diawara had to raise a delicate subject and persuade the local social network.
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The Nigerian Enterprises Promotion Decree or NEPC 1972 as amended in 1977 was meant to effect changes in the ownership structure of businesses in Nigeria and to provide opportunity for indigenous capital to have assertive control of the economy. The law also restricted economic activities of foreign firms to certain areas and obliged the firms to add Nigerians as partners."Corruption a Delicate Subject." Nigeria: Financial Times Survey.
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Consultorio de Elana Francis was a radio program that aired in Spain between 1947 and 1984, where women were able to ask for advice on problems they had. Issues of marital gender violence often came up. The show was created by Angela Castells, a member of Sección Feminina, Patronato de Protección de la Mujer and Spanish League against Public Immorality, Spain's immorality police. Letters with delicate subject matters did not air, but did receive sometimes horrifying responses.
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Assunto Delicado (Delicate Subject) is the Second extended play (EP) of the Brazilian singer Joelma, released on September 30, 2016 under the seal of Universal Music Group only digital download in iTunes Store. The name of the work is the same one of its tracks, "Assunto Delicado", composition of Marília Mendonça, Maraisa and Juliano Tchula. With four previously unreleased tracks, the EP is a complement to the recording of the singer's first solo career DVD, recorded the following month.
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They also asked the majority of venues on the tour to provide gender neutral toilets for fans who do not identify as male or female. The Guardian describes Hagen on stage as having "an easy charm ... and an ability to combine delicate subject matter with big, accessible laughs." Hagen espouses the fat acceptance movement. In January 2018, they wrote an article in The Guardian calling for people to stop dieting, labelling it as "boring", "triggering", and "neither feminist – nor healthy".
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It also put her on Variety's 10 Directors to Watch list at the Sundance Film Festival. In 2008 the French Ministry of Culture and Communication gave her the Insignia of Chevalier in the Order of Arts and Letters. In 2010, Labaki directed and starred in her second feature film, Where Do We Go Now? The film humorously tackles a delicate subject about a war ravaged Middle Eastern village in which Muslim and Christian women try to keep their men from starting a religious war.
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The project was first conceived as part of a television film series dealing with adolescence, Tous les garçons et les filles de leurs âges, entitled Le chêne et le roseau (The Oak and the Reed), which made up the first 55 minutes of Wild Reeds. But after completing the script, Téchiné decided to make it a full theatrical release. Based on his own life story, it is his biggest personal success in France and his most intimate film. It is one of limited number of films on the politically delicate subject of the Algerian War.
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"It's really a delicate subject for him to attack someone if he has that in his own family", Argo co- owner David Cynamon said. "If I was his son and he's calling [Williams] a drug addict and he should quit and he's a loser, I'd be shattered. This thing is really bothersome." Williams made his official CFL debut on June 17, 2006, in a home game against the Tiger-Cats at the Rogers Centre. In that game, he rushed for 97 yards on 18 carries, with his longest carry for 35 yards in the fourth quarter.
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He described it as a "tasteful film on a delicate subject". A few years before the release of Victim, the filmmakers of Suddenly, Last Summer (1959) had persuaded the code censors to allow their film to use homosexuality as a plot device, but only by presenting it through cryptic innuendos, and film had to illustrate the "horrors of such a lifestyle". Victim, in contrast, was deemed to be too frank in its treatment of homosexuality, and not initially approved by the censorship code. However, in 1962, the Hollywood Production Code agreed to lift the ban on films using homosexuality as a plot device.
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The primary goal of CRM is enhanced situational awareness, self awareness, leadership, assertiveness, decision making, flexibility, adaptability, event and mission analysis, and communication. Specifically, CRM aims to foster a climate or culture where authority may be respectfully questioned. It recognizes that a discrepancy between what is happening and what should be happening is often the first indicator that an error is occurring. This is a delicate subject for many organizations, especially ones with traditional hierarchies, so appropriate communication techniques must be taught to supervisors and their subordinates, so that supervisors understand that the questioning of authority need not be threatening, and subordinates understand the correct way to question orders.
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According to historian Roderick J. Barman: > "During one of his visits to a night school in Rio, the Liceu de Artes e > Ofícios, the emperor learned that a freed slave was enrolled, learning how > to read, write and do arithmetic. 'When he entered the classroom, he went up > to him, clapping him on the shoulder, as a demonstration of his immense > satisfaction in seeing the way in which a man of the people was striving to > learn how to be useful to the country and his family.' Pedro II’s > commendable freedom from racial prejudice meant that he did not perceive > skin color as a bar to civilization or citizenship." The abolition of slavery was a delicate subject in Brazil.
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Being of a generally scabrous, delicate subject, as Naturalism demanded, these pieces caused agitation, especially Imaculável, which ended in riots and crowds, and Vencidos da Vida, who could not continue on the scene for what contained criticism of the literary group of the same name, and for being considered immoral, creating a controversy between Botelho and those responsible for the ban. In 1891, Abel Botelho began the study of Portuguese society in the series "Patologia Social", a demanding and scientific examination of the general bad that infested Portugal, especially Lisbon, the capital and the most prestigious urban center. The first book, O Barão de Lavos (1891) was supposedly the first novel in Portuguese with a homosexual plot.
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Though Jonson expressed the appropriate establishmentarian disapproval of libel and scandal and political pamphleteering, the mere fact that he broached this increasingly delicate subject was questioned; the masque was not well received by its courtly audience. (British popular culture was then moving into a stage of increasingly aggressive religious and political controversy, especially involving Puritan commentators like William Prynne, who were deeply hostile to the reigning monarchy and the dominant social order.) Jonson also earned disapproval for parodying the then-significant, now-forgotten poet George Wither in the figure of Chronomastix.Jesse Franklin Bradley and Joseph Quincy Adams, eds., The Jonson Allusion Book: A Collection of Allusions to Ben Jonson from 1597 to 1700. New Haven, Yale University Press, 1922; p. 130.
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" She concludes her review stating "Phir Milenge is worth a watch for its sensitive handling of a delicate subject, AIDS." in another positive review Critic Chitra Mahesh writing for The Hindu states "In "Phir Milenge" a serious issue has been handled with sensitivity and realism. EVERY NOW and then comes a film that restores faith in cinema. And at the risk of sounding clichéd and repetitive reinforces the fact that the medium is a great platform to convey great stories, ideas and messages of hope." She was also impressed with the performance of Shilpa Shetty "Shilpa Shetty plays her role magnificently." and she praised the direction of Revathy "And then of course there is Revathy herself, who has crafted this entire venture with great sensitivity and empathy.
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The idea for The Mexican Dream was inspired by thousands of stories of valiant people who have come to the north in search of a better place, and found that their dreams are all they are left with, all that remains. Gustavo Hernández Pérez, writer and director of the film, was moved to tackle this delicate subject after reading some articles that appeared in different independent magazines. He elaborated a story that could embrace and could relate to anyone who has gone or has to go through a similar situation, but could also reach out to the general audience. He managed to do so by infusing the main character with the basic and common threads that unite immigrants around the world, simplifying the complexity of the matter, humanizing the subject and then exploding into an adventure of the magnitude of The Mexican Dream.Flyglobalmusic.
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Upon its release in North America, the film received positive reviews for its sensitive portrayal of the romantic relationship that develops between a first year school teacher and his adolescent admirer. Allrovi commended the film's handling of its delicate subject matter writing, "This drama addresses with great care the awakening of homosexual desire in a 12-year-old boy." The Seattle Times lauded the film for being "unflinchingly honest" and the San Francisco Bay Area Reporter described the story as "fascinating", adding that the film "approaches its forbidden topic with an even hand and a warm heart." In September 2012, a "special event" screening of the film was arranged as part of a 1980s retrospective at the 17th Milano Film Festival, which touted the film as a "hidden jewel" that managed to avoid the familiar tropes and clichés employed by other films of the genre.
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One of the reasons why they are not generally accepted into hotels is because their sanitary habits are not all that could be desired… It is well known that a large number of Africans in East and Central Africa are riddled with a disease of a very unfortunate kind… I will not dwell on that very delicate subject but I think that Honorable Members who have experience will agree that the attitude of the African towards women and sexual matters is entirely different from the attitude of the general run of Europeans… it is a common practice among Africans to put children to sleep by excitation of their urogenital organs… The effect of alcohol upon an African is remarkable. I admit that sometimes alcohol has a remarkable effect on Europeans. But speaking generally, alcohol seems to bring out all the evil instincts in the African in the most astonishing way… these views and practices are due to the psychological makeup of those primitive people from time immemorial.” B. Craddock, House of Commons, May 1953.
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