The phrase "affair dealing with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is awkward and may not convey the intended meaning clearly.
Example: "The affair dealing with the budget cuts has caused much concern among the staff."
Alternatives: "matter concerning" or "issue related to".
Specifically, the constitution authorises the commander-in-chief to appoint and control all cabinet members in charge of departments relating to the apparatus of state security, such as defence, home affairs and border affairs (dealing with ethnic and strategic matters).
It does not apply to documentary (except documentary programs involving news reporting as that term is used in section 107), magazine-format or other public affairs broadcasts dealing with subjects of general interest to the viewing public.
Cesar Palencia, head of the migrant affairs office dealing with the caravan, said the new shelter has four roofed areas and "all the government services". The United Nations and other organizations will have a presence there, he said.
But Mr. Kerry, a diplomat's son and a man with two decades of Senate service devoted to foreign affairs, is dealing with a world that has proved how much it can hurt the United States.
It has since been split into two, with the new Border Force rising out of the ashes of the Brodie Clark affair and UKBA dealing with immigration and asylum casework.
Corinne Bailey Rae's last album, 2010's The Sea, was a grief-stricken affair that dealt with the death of her first husband.
Wolf Hall shifted gear from last weeks' salty frenzy of fireside threats and corridor-based titillation, and offered up a more sober, more sombre affair that dealt with the ramifications of one very unwanted child.
Often problems which precipitated the affair are dealt with following the discovery of infidelity, and a marriage comes out even stronger on the other end.
Since his departure and the loan affair, JJB has stopped dealing with its rival - which Jones has used in his defence to prove he was not compromised.
The functional departments include administration, personnel, finances, economic affairs, legal affairs, archives, and perhaps offices dealing with science, disarmament, narcotics, and cultural diplomacy.
