Sentence examples for affair problems with from inspiring English sources

When Mr Siniscalco failed to win the cabinet's backing, he quit (although not solely over the Fazio affair: problems with the 2006 budget also played a part).

He also demonstrated that he can use his formidable rhetorical powers to address difficult subjects rather than simply to rev up a sympathetic crowd.But the Wright affair could still cause problems with white voters, particularly the white working-class voters whom Mr Obama has had trouble with in the past, most recently in Ohio.

The British and American delegates conceived the idea of an Anglo-American institute of foreign affairs to study international problems with a view to preventing future wars and sustain peace.

In the article, David B. Wolf, vice president for academic affairs at Los Angeles Harbor College, said that problems with the campus newspaper could have been dealt with "quietly as an internal campus matter" if I had not "gone public" with demands for strong measures against the newspaper's opinion editor.

The Lib Dems have their own problems with the Rennard affair, Dimbleby says.

Indeed, one of the problems with the Johann affair was nobody had ever complained, no journalist that he had plagiarised, no person he had interviewed, no reader, no colleague... had alerted us to the fact that he had drawn his information from somewhere else.

Björn Bjarnson, the former Minister for Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs, has started a blog detailing the problems with the business sector and the efforts to cover them up.

I see two primary problems with the current state of affairs.

There are huge problems with the reporting of local community affairs in the UK.

Their rage sheds light on one of the problems with the tax code — Americans' passionate love affair with their tax refunds.

Her problems with romance and discomfort with her body involved a string of unrequited love affairs with gay or otherwise unavailable men.