1.   Most committees ignore touchy problems until they go away of their own accord.

2.   Film restoration poses a touchy diplomatic problem.

3.   In the House, where Ford once served as the Republican leader before being tapped to become vice president, the Republicans have a touchy problem.

4.   This has become a touchy problem because, through the Internet, Europeans can buy goods from American firms not subject to European privacy law.

5.   And the OSCE ministers gather at time when a series of touchy problems face Europe.

6.   Control of the wealth centers on the port, but control of the port remains a touchy political problem.

7.   Especially touchy problems include the lack of justice for those who suffered human rights abuses during his regime, and the considerable power still retained by the military.