Sentence examples for affairs content from inspiring English sources

The broadcaster proposes to deliver local news and current affairs content.

"I have just told the volunteers who help me run the public account that from now on we cannot publish current affairs content," Xu said.

The Daily Mail's publisher said it did not consider its website, which contained current affairs content, to be targeted towards children.

The company, through its film-making arm VBS, has become a prolific source of current affairs content from the world's conflict zones.

The report said that there was relatively low awareness of current affairs content on BBC2 and BBC radio, with "people often unable to cite any key/flagship programmes or many stand-out moments".

But the watchdog considered that the Mail site contained current affairs content that was not likely to appeal to children and the ad had, therefore, "not been irresponsibly targeted" on the Daily Mail site.

While its 10-hour daily programming schedule includes ample doses of news and public-affairs content, the programs are interspersed with musical variety shows, cartoons and Arabic sitcoms.

This week Reid was shuffled sideways to the position of director of corporate affairs and content innovation.

Puttnam said: "There is a great opportunity here to reinvent current affairs television content for the 21st century, while building on the very best of ITV's traditions.

States of affairs are contents of judgment, and they are comparable to Meinong's "objectives", Husserl's "objectivity" or to Bolzano's "proposition in itself"; they play a central role in Stumpf's logic as we shall see later.

He is also about to launch Bite News, a current affairs site producing content tailored to young people.