Sentence examples for but touching on from inspiring English sources

Warsaw attaches a different emphasis to the clause, related to the way that increased ambition may be imposed outside the bloc's carbon market, but touching on the fractious arguments over qualified majority voting and, potentially, the national veto.

After celebrating Mass, Benedict took to the balcony and delivered his annual "Urbi et Orbi" — "To the City and to the World" — address, making no mention of the scandal but touching on the world's trials: conflict in the Middle East, pressure on Christian communities in Iraq and Pakistan, drug trafficking in Latin America, earthquakes in Haiti and Chile, and conflicts in Africa.

But touching on the subject, Mr Leung told reporters on Thursday "we should not politicise this incident".

The paper describing the researchers' work (primarily on efficient multi-language translation but touching on the mysterious interlingua) can be read at Arxiv.

He knows everyone wants to hear about the late-night sessions with Miley Cyrus and their matching tattoos, but touching on everything from his years-old feud with Erykah Badu to his relationship with the Ono Lennons, Coyne tried to figure out why exactly they made this album.

Although the legal question before the Court is whether another important federal law, the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), preempts Arizona's voter proof-of-citizenship requirement, a congressional bar on state immigration regulation would also prevent laws like Proposition 200, ostensibly addressing immigration but touching on disparate matters.

But Mr. Weber has touched on something quite relevant.

But the points he touched on reached beyond economic matters.

Money laundering is touched on but not explored.

There's so much we've touched on but haven't resolved.

All are touched on, but barely; this is a sanitized view of a harsh reality.