Loribelle Spirovski: The theme of this exhibition can be hard to pin down, as each piece touches on interests and concerns as varied as formalism and mythology, depression and dreams.
Copies of his speech, which did not touch on interest rate policy or the state of the economy, were distributed in Washington.
None of these were made-up anxieties, all of them touched on clear national interests, and we had the examples of three major Arab-Israeli wars in a quarter century, the oil embargo and oil shocks of the 1970s and the Iranian Revolution of the 1979 as illustrations of precisely the kind of outcomes that we wanted to avoid.
Most of his exclusive paragraphs reported more pleasant things like coming engagements and some of them touched on matters of genuine public interest - as distinct from what was of interest to the public - such as the exclusive revelation in 1976 that the Labour leader Harold Wilson was thinking of resigning as prime minister (denied at the time but soon to be vindicated).
"She touched on the interests of the governor and the mayor," Amanda Rivero, one of her Mexican lawyers, said.
So far the sanctions against his cronies have not touched on the interests of most Russians, while the Kremlin's ban on food imports has not materially affected Mr Putin's core voters.
Several, like Jeffrey D. McCausland, a CBS military analyst and defense industry lobbyist, said they kept their networks informed of their outside work and recused themselves from coverage that touched on business interests.
The court cast aside nearly 70 years of precedent in the area of federalism, holding that Congress cannot use its powers under the Commerce Clause or the 14th Amendment to regulate matters that touch on state interests, unless the court approves.
Lyric, by contrast, can tell a computer that someone buys a mystery book 60 percent of the time and a science fiction book 30 percent of the time, and then hunt for the probability that the reader will like a new title that touches on these interests.
These issues will be taken up in Section 3. Understanding the process of designing artifacts is the theme in philosophy of technology that most directly touches on the interests of engineering practice.
Previous studies have touched on this topic.
