LONDON This is a tricky time to be a state, and an even trickier time to be a citizen.

Everything about my work has become more whimsical.

Tom is ticklish.

This is really delicate.

It's a very delicate subject.

Burma s refugees maintain a tenuous status in Thailand.

Durable Fresnel lenses can be molded from plastic and are inexpensive.

That's why Pleo's soft and gentle and loving.

Let me put the point as delicately as possible Golfers are a little sensitive about the athletic status of their game.

Durable, engineered, permanent those are in opposition to idiosyncratic, delicate and ephemeral.

Keeping the universe very, very smooth at early times is not easy it's a delicate arrangement.

But it's a broad and very delicate subject, so I have to limit myself.

And we're going to build something now, organize it, the phrases. Here we go. Nice and slow?

And that's it. I was going to bring an airplane, but I was worried about hitting people in here, so I thought this would be a little bit more gentle.

The delicate environment of Maldives is in need of a responsible waste management system.

The princess was tall, very beautiful, well proportioned, with a delicate face.

It is probably a female, as the foot is 11 smaller and more gracile than that of the London specimen, yet appears to be fully grown.

Today Fernando de Noronha's economy depends on tourism, restricted by the limitations of its delicate ecosystem.

This is a system that relies on kindness and trust, which also makes it very delicate and vulnerable.

General Leigh Wade flew with Earhart in 1929 She was a born flier, with a delicate touch on the stick.

Let me offer you another building block to try and understand China maybe not sort of a comfortable one.

The purchase, which has been causing indignation on social media, happened at a delicate moment for the country s public finances.

They would grind the tobacco leaves using a mortar and pestle made of rosewood, where the tobacco would also acquire a delicate aroma of the wood.

Therefore both sacred tradition and Sacred Scripture are to be accepted and venerated with the same sense of loyalty and reverence.

In this respect, we are faced with the most sensitive issue what role would a European Public Prosecutor play in relations with the individual national communities and their domestic legal systems?

As described by historians Steven Gunn and Linda Monckton, Arthur had an amiable and gentle personality and was, overall, a delicate lad .

But imposing conditionality on sovereign states is a delicate matter especially when the countries involved are as large, proud, and diverse as the BRICS.

As long as I don't talk about politics, it's ok, because here in Madagascar, especially during a crisis, politics is a very sensitive topic.

These small creatures share several characteristic physical features a plump, arch backed body with a long, delicately tapering snout, large upright ears, long, thin legs, and a thin tail.

Catherine's absolute power and the delicate balance of courtier status greatly influenced the relationship at Court with Paul, who openly disregarded his mother's opinions.

It was sensitive, we had to go up the chain of command, convince them that this was the right thing to do and do all of this on electronic medium.

Additional food must be produced using technologies that do not damage the natural resources that future generations will need in order to feed themselves that do not fuel climate change, which weighs heavily on farmers and that do not accelerate the disintegration of the delicate fabric of rural society.

But, this is a touchy subject, and I work for the Discovery Channel, and we want to portray accurately whatever it is we do, and we certainly want to do it with a lot of respect for the animals.

Chris Chuck from Daily News described its lyrics as an airy requiem for a friend lost to suicide and felt it was the only memorable song on the album.

Newman believed the score helped move the film along without disturbing the moral ambiguity of the script It was a real delicate balancing act in terms of what music worked to preserve .

It is this fear of a fast growing number of nuclear armed states, not the fine balancing of the US and Russian nuclear arsenals, that the case for Global Zero must address.

Some 400,000 refugees many of them Sunni Muslims, including fugitive rebels have poured over the border from Syria, exacerbating sectarian tensions and threatening to disrupt Lebanon s delicate social and political balance.

Despite the expense, vanilla is highly valued for its flavor, which author Frederic Rosengarten, Jr. described in The Book of Spices as pure, spicy, and delicate he called its complex floral aroma a peculiar bouquet .

So, he keeps on moving, approaching an unsuspecting waiter who is trying to deliver two plates of linguine in a delicate white wine clam sauce to diners who are sitting at a table just outside of a restaurant in the street.

This created a delicate diplomatic problem, as Portugal could not make peace with France without damaging an alliance with England that involved several overseas interests, and thus sought a neutrality that proved fragile and tense.

Portraits of Mary show that she had a small, oval shaped head, a long, graceful neck, bright auburn hair, hazel brown eyes, under heavy lowered eyelids and finely arched brows, smooth pale skin, a high forehead, and regular, firm features.

At the height of the Cold War, Sagan became involved in public awareness efforts for the effects of nuclear war when a 1982 mathematical climate model, titled Twilight at Noon suggested that a substantial nuclear exchange could trigger a nuclear twilight and upset the delicate balance of life on Earth by cooling the surface.

The Monteverde Now project documents the stories of 11 members of the Monteverde Community through short video interviews where they explain how their life has been transformed and how they are adapting to sustaining their diverse and delicate ecosystem in the face of climate change.

Moreover, as was true in Poland, Burma s opposition leaders must strike a delicate balance satisfy their impatient supporters (many of whom have suffered mightily under the old regime), while offering those still in power the prospect of a worthwhile future.

Take more, sell more, waste more.