The phrase "affairs in the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The committee discussed various affairs in the same context, but the meaning was lost."
Alternatives: "matters in the same" or "issues in the same".
He left to become New York City's commissioner of cultural affairs in 1977, the same year that Philippe de Montebello succeeded Hoving.
Aidan Doyle wrote in the Irish Times thatit is no accident that Gaeltacht Affairs is in the same portfolio as Arts and Heritage.
But the boom proved an exclusive affair: in that same period, the median income for non-elderly American households went down and the poverty rate rose.
The Baltic states Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, the only parts of the former Soviet Union itself to be admitted to NATO, fear Moscow could meddle in their affairs with the same rationale it applied in Ukraine - protecting Russians.
You are members of the community with a legitimate interest in its affairs, with the same duty as other citizens to vote wisely, in the best interests of that community.
Having the freedom to participate in political affairs on the same terms as other members of society is an element in being a full member of society equal in fundamental status to all others.
And yet, the US didn't learn the value of nuance in foreign affairs with the same good/evil narrative pervading the "war on terror", driven by the same cognitive dissonance that allows engaging in acts we find rightly morally reprehensible when other regimes or terrorist groups do it.
The GOP response to the Cheney affair puzzles me in the same way.
In 1717 Lord Townshend was dismissed and Walpole resigned from the Cabinet over disagreements with their colleagues; Lord Stanhope became supreme in foreign affairs, and Lord Sunderland the same in domestic matters.
"Unfortunately, unemployment is forecast to stay at the unbearable level of 11 percent in the E.U. and 12 percent in the euro area this year," Olli Rehn, the E.U. commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, told the same conference in Brussels on Tuesday.
