Sentence examples for affairs changes from inspiring English sources

Until such a state of affairs changes- or the constitution is publicly ratified in a referendum that is free and fair, unlike the sham of five years ago- the country's political status cannot be regarded as anything other than quasi-democratic.

Russian ministry of foreign affairs changes its profile photo to #FreeMariaButina.

That state of affairs changed after the Portuguese arrival.

This state of affairs changed during and after the Second World War, at least in part as a matter of wartime necessity.

Their affair changes her.

Lillywhite's Family Affair Change comes slowly at Lillywhite's toy store in Southampton, if it comes at all.

Rubbing out the stain that the destruction of Yukos has left on Russia's political and economic landscape, however, will take a lot longer.At the very least, the Yukos affair changed the shape of the Russian oil industry, giving the state control over energy resources and doubling its share of crude output to more than 50%.

The business also plays into the hands of Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Front, who has been one of the few to insist on a "presumption of sincerity" for the chambermaid, and who has railed against the "complicit silence" of the elite about Mr Strauss-Kahn's "pathological" behaviour.Could the DSK affair change such attitudes?

At the Bong Hong Hotel, Sita and I checked into separate rooms (some affair!), changed out of our fancy duds and, while Mr. Chien bathed his dusty Citroën, began our inquiries: Where could we find the riverfront house of a rich Chinese man?

Since the inquiry closed, Mr Blair has suffered two health scares - one an irregular heart beat, another unexplained stomach pains - and seen the man who will lead the attack on his government over the Kelly affair change from Iain Duncan Smith, an ineffectual former guardsman, to Michael Howard, a trained barrister.

Or, how much does it being an almost entirely Jewish affair change its nature?