Sentence examples for affairs affected from inspiring English sources

International affairs affected Uganda in other ways.

In one portion of his new autobiography, "Out of the Rough," Williams discusses how the fallout from Woods' extramarital affairs affected him personally, saying that he and his family were angry that Woods' camp refused to release a statement clearing Williams from any wrongdoing during the scandal.

Science, technology and international affairs affect one another.

Whenever financial or administrative affairs affect activities of teaching or research, the Treasurer shall consult with the Provost.

YDS sat down with her to discuss her volunteer leadership role as well as larger affairs affecting the church and world.

"Firstly, black women are often seen as journalists who can only really broadcast authoritatively on issues to do with the black community and not the affairs affecting the majority.

Every five years the EU adopts a five-year plan for justice and home affairs affecting many areas of EU citizens' civil liberties – policing, immigration and asylum, criminal law, databases and data protection.

Although protesters in Egypt focused most of their anger on domestic issues such as poverty and government oppression, many observers noted that political change in Egypt could impact the country's foreign affairs, affecting long-standing policies.

Portsmouth's debt to the revenue collectors, a touch over £17m, puts rugby finance in its proper perspective, but senior figures at Premier Rugby Ltd, the elite clubs' umbrella organisation, are known to be concerned by a range of tax affairs affecting their members.

Extramarital affairs affect families in a multitude of ways.

She's also promised to recuse herself from government affairs affecting her assets and is prohibited by law from intentionally enriching herself with the new gig.