Like many other county election officials, he said he still believed in touch-screen voting, calling it "a very accurate, secure, reliable system".
For his young congregation it's a way to believe in God without losing touch with the real world.
The government said that it was looking for a "business-friendly" solution and believed in light-touch regulation.
It was as if they still believed in the royal touch.
Unlike the Trobriand Island fishermen, who knew precisely what they believed in, most of us who touch wood have no idea why we do so ("Traditionally," says Brewer's Dictionary Of Phrase And Fable, "certain trees such as the oak, ash, hazel, hawthorn and willow had a sacred significance, and thus protective powers").
Suarez added that it touched him how deeply his manager, Oscar Tabarez, had believed in him.
The title of my book touches on this "double" self--something that Merton believed in.
Whether or not she believes in the artist's touch, she has a distinctive one.
The Broncos so enjoyed de-starching those annoying Terrible Towels, writes Mark Kiszla in The Denver Post, and the people who just won't believe in Tebow's winning touch got an almost insurmountable reason to finally cave in, writes Les Carpenter on Yahoo.com.
Both of these engineers are masters who believe in using a light touch with acoustic music and we have good results to show for that approach.
It is understood that a Facebook group was formed, of which Wylie was a member, and it is believed Andreessen remained in touch with Wylie until the Observer broke the story of his involvement in March last year.
