Sentence examples for affairs category from inspiring English sources

In 2006 it was recognised with the silver award in the news and current affairs category.

There are no prizes on offer, but the current affairs category has now registered an incredible one million votes, even though participants will not decide the final outcome.

Jason Cowley, who oversaw a revamp of the New Statesman earlier this year, was editor of the year award in the special interest and current affairs category.

In 1973, "Attica," the official report of New York State's special commission investigating the prison riot at Attica, was a finalist in the contemporary affairs category, one of several categories that have been eliminated from the competition.

ITV's documentary The Other Side of Jimmy Savile, which exposed the former Top of the Pops presenter as a sexual predator, was beaten in the current affairs category by BBC2's The Shame of the Catholic Church, part of its This World documentary series.

The ITV documentary that destroyed the presenter posthumously and sparked multiple police investigations and the departure of a BBC director general failed to win the current affairs category, where it was very surprisingly beaten by a film about child abuse in the Catholic church.

Derbyshire started at Breakfast with Julian Worriker in 1998 and has an impressive haul of Sony awards to her name, including a gold last year for the best news and current affairs programme category.

A federal law called the Logan Act prohibits private citizens from conducting foreign affairs, a category of people which includes the legally meaningless title of President-elect.

It would nice to file this entire affair under the category of "learning experience".

The category "public affairs" is too broad and could allow lobbying firms to hide money spent on grass-roots campaigns, coalition building, publications, phone banking, canvassing and robocalls, she said.

However, it is important that the conflict be resolved effectively to avoid the incident from becoming a category 1 affair.