The phrase "affair managing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the management of affairs or tasks, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The affair managing process needs to be streamlined for better efficiency."
Alternatives: "task management" or "affair administration".
Its story line of a doomed cross-sectarian love affair manages to touch on nearly every element of the recent collective Iraqi experience.
The government would run Citibank, say, long enough to wind down its affairs — managing existing loans until they were sold off and selling the deposits to another bank or returning them to depositors.
She served as deputy director of legislative affairs, managing the legislative staff and acting as a senior White House liaison to Congress.
Asked about the GAO's investigation into Zinke's call, Charles Young, GAO's public affairs managing director, told HuffPost that "no final determination has been made yet".
Julie Jacobs will oversee all AOL's legal affairs, manage its legal department and provide counsel to senior management on a range of issues.
But someone in Veterans Affairs managed to call her cellphone and refer her to the Coalition for the Homeless for legal help.
Algos also punish the poor, she argues, because the rich tend to have their affairs managed by people rather than cheap monolithic software.
Mitch rewrote his résumé to emphasize the financial skills he drew upon in caring for his grandfather's financial affairs, including managing his investments and his checkbook.
Catherine A. McLean joined Porter Novelli, part of the Omnicom Group, as partner, global head of public affairs and managing director of the Washington office.
On one hand, the purpose of these countries' involvement in managing global affairs is to support the current capitalist system instead of overturning it.
