But this isn't really Little Rock, 1957, even if the South and West Sides have long been victimized by inequities in city services and even if Mr. Jackson touched on the underlying challenge by exhibiting a firm grasp of the obvious that others often miss.
(1 22 00) Jo Confino the Guardian's Head of Sustainability summarises the Guardian's experiences, touching on the challenges of Katine as a media and a fundraising project.
Your astute and compelling assessment of hope among Haitian earthquake survivors ("A Year Later, Haunted but Hopeful, Haiti Struggles Back," front page, Jan . 4 touches on the challenges facing the most vulnerable, especially amputees and the disabled.
Sisters… sisters!" In his speech, the Pope touched on the challenges of living in a religious community, and described gossip in such close-knit groups as a kind of "terrorism", and a "sign that there is no fraternity in the presbyterate".
In talking about what he saw as important elements of building a business, Fadell also touched on the challenges of hardware startups, and the pitfalls of Kickstarter.
She touches on the challenges and shortcomings of voluntourism, NGO communication tactics to elicit donations, and the myth of low overheads.
I'm also currently working on a soon-to-be-released documentary called Coming to My Senses, which will cover my 20-mile walk across Death Valley, as well as touching on the challenges I've overcome.
We have not touched on the challenges of engaging patients in a sensitive manner about their goals when these barriers occur.
Lord Robertson touched on the challenge to the alliance posed by the Sept. 11 attacks, when NATO agreed -- for the first time -- to activate a clause in its charter by which members regard an attack on one member as an attack on all.
In fact, last month alone, three high-profile events touched on the challenge of legal availability in brand naming.
While touching on the challenge of making modern, savvy readers satisfactorily terrified, he expressed the belief that people can still be reliably scared by a narrative threatening characters they've come to love.
