Sentence examples for affairs based from inspiring English sources

Then they dictate by telephone to several Web sites on Cuban affairs based in Miami, which give them small and irregular stipends.

He was a member of the Group of 30, an international nonprofit body on economics and monetary affairs based in Washington, D.C.

"To the Soviet Union this is the most serious nationality question," said Shahram Chubin, an expert on Persian Gulf security affairs based in Geneva.

Richard Gowan is an analyst and commentator on international affairs based in New York, specializing in crisis management and the United Nations.

Michael Breen, a longtime commentator on Korean affairs, based in Seoul, said Pyongyang's goal was to engage the United States in serious talks in the hope of securing a nonaggression treaty and gaining further economic aid.

Paul Cohen, group manager for the corporate and international affairs team at Ketchum, New York, part of the Omnicom Group, was named to a new role, director of international corporate and institutional affairs, based in the agency's Brussels office.

The city's economy has always been a smoke-and-mirrors affair, based on tourism.

The third is the British model, an informal, common-law affair, based on an unwritten constitution.

I don't think this was a love affair based on a misjudgment.

Very respectable for a quirky, $15m, Gremlins-influenced affair based on Germanic folklore.

But Anglicanism is already a very untidy affair, based from its foundation on a series of expedient but messy compromises.