Sentence examples for affairs discussions from inspiring English sources

Even the forms that the medium pioneered – current affairs discussions, sitcoms – have remained essentially unchanged over six decades or so.

Sky News is to launch a new current affairs discussion show that will feature panellists including outgoing FA chairman Greg Dyke, journalist Rachel Johnson and lingerie tycoon Michelle Mone.

They will be presented by Rick Edwards, host of BBC3's current affairs discussion show Free Speech, and streamed live by ITV News, Bite News and on the Leaders Live website.

Someone should advise Senator Rubio to count the decades that these two wise men had played in the foreign affairs discussion in the United States in the last three decades.

For 20 years he served as executive producer, moderator, and managing editor of Close Up on C-SPAN, one of the longest running news and public affairs discussion programs in cable television history.

Veterans lament the paucity of foreign-affairs discussions in the modern Labour Party but that means Mr Alexander has the freedom to design a policy without provoking a schism.Mr Alexander is emerging as one of the more interesting politicians in the shadow cabinet.

Speaking at a Guardian Live panel debate – one of a series of current affairs panel discussions organised in partnership with the National Theatre – Lammy said we are creating "the Paris ghettos" of the future.

Hostile takeovers are firefighting affairs — the discussions of the board are jolted from roadmaps, strategy, and vision to the minute-by-minute tactics of defending the company from marauding invaders.

Meals tended to be hurried affairs with discussion limited to logistics, but one evening the group planned a more leisurely dinner at an outdoor cafe.

We had another discussion about affairs throughout the world, and these discussions I've had with him have been enlightening and interesting and engaging.

His history is prefaced by a survey of the Greek role in world affairs and a discussion of the relationship between Greeks and Romans.