The French president also raised another sensitive question - the value of free trade.
Renewed exchange-rate turbulence could reopen a sensitive question: how should exchange rates be aligned in the run-up to eventual union?
And the most sensitive question will be asked by the people across Europe - why again do banks need propping up?
In France, unlike in Britain for example, adoption and IVF for gay couples -- alongside automatic joint parenting rights -- was still illegal until last Saturday and remains controversial, simply because it touches on the highly sensitive question of family and what family is made of.
Whether the capture of a U.S. citizen terrorist is feasible is a fact-specific, and potentially time-sensitive, question.
"There's no question that China is very sensitive to its image, " said Stanley Rosen, an expert on the Chinese film industry, and director of the East Asian Studies Center at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
This begs the basic question: When does information cease to be time sensitive?
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The newspaper said that for much of last October, the State Department sent couriers around the world with sensitive information on paper and limited access to the computers in question.
In an answer to a question, Ms. Anderson said that she and her colleagues were very sensitive to the possibility that the organization will resist a radical change to the new agencies.
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Longer term, the more important question may be whether the commission has the expertise to handle the complex and politically sensitive issues that have been pushed into its lap.
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