The phrase "affair the application" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misphrasing, as "affair" does not typically relate to "application" in a coherent way.
Example: "We need to address the issues that affair the application process."
Alternatives: "concern the application" or "pertain to the application".
Pete Williams, RAC head of external affairs, said the application was "good news" because many people in rural communities were "unfairly penalised by high fuel prices as they rely on their cars for work and day-to-day life".
State envoys were installed throughout the island's provinces to manage administrative affairs, ensure the application of law, collect taxes and provide regular reports back to Antananarivo on the local state of affairs.
Relatives cite the emotional difficulties of settling a victim's financial affairs and the complexity of the application.
2.45pm: Passport Office chief executive Paul Pugh and PCS union give evidence to the home affairs committee about the applications backlog.
This religious approach is a key aspect of the metaphysical foundation of their political theory and can be properly understood if we consider that in those years principles permeating a true secular Liberalism were nothing else but the application to public affairs of a religious spirit, "Religion became, for many, virtually synonymous of civic service and citizenship.
Genuine morality, on the other hand, consists in the application of reason to human affairs and conduct.
I would like to talk about the assessment in Laeken on the subject of the application of justice and home affairs policies.
A strong focus on the application of evolutionary theory to human affairs.
This article describes the application of process management to the patient's affairs unit of a standard hospital.
But it is the application of the president's new vision to world affairs that has courted the most controversy, and not a little ridicule.
