Sentence examples for would touch upon from inspiring English sources
"It would be our hope that he would touch upon his general energy policies," McGlothlin said in an email.
The BBC stressed that the case would touch upon the whole broadcasting industry, saying that the practice of paying presenters through personal service companies was standard.
Ms. Almontaser was stunned, she said: Her school would touch upon religion only in its global studies class, following the same curriculum as all New York public schools.
In addition to midlife matters, Ms. Goldberg said her material this evening would touch upon "love, sex, George W. Bush, Hollywood and the size of my behind".
Of course, since Remember This House is not Baldwin's autobiography, it couldn't be expected that I Am Not Your Negro would touch heavily upon the author's experiences as an openly gay black man, but the film only references Baldwin's queerness once, by way of its mention in a 1966 FBI memo that's shown on screen, despite it being as integral to his politics and social critique as his blackness.
Speaking with Graduate Fog, a Manchester United spokesperson described how, despite the job's title, the role is an entry-level intern position, adding: "Whilst the candidate would be involved in all of the duties listed, they would only touch upon them all lightly as the advert states the position is for a two-month period.
Trying to short-circuit that, the appellate court invited a technology expert to hold a computer-technology seminar for the judges next month, one that would not touch upon the issues in the trial.
But no French Jesuit would touch "The 18 Touches".
