The phrase "affairs on how" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to discuss matters or topics related to a specific method or approach, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to discuss the affairs on how we can improve our project management."
Alternatives: "matters regarding" or "issues concerning".
He's fascinated and, without letting on how he found her, starts an affair, going back and forth between the two women.
Post-match analysis of the squabbling BBC seven's "grossly unedifying" performance before the Commons public affairs committee focused on how the corporation, rather than the individuals involved, was likely to be the biggest loser.
The minister "wishes that light be shed on the affair, in particular on how the problem was obtained," a ministry spokeswoman said in a statement released on June 23.
(Dating party realignments is an uncertain affair; it depends on how and what you're measuring. By some accounts, the second party system ended in 1860, and we're still in the third).
Much of the coverage of this mysterious affair has focused on how this undoubted talent may have felt too regimented at the Royal Ballet, may not have been allowed to guest for other companies, and that such a free spirit would now either run the tattoo parlour that he owns and says he might make his career, or join a rich Russian dance company.
Today, personal branding is such an entrenched value that news organizations routinely weigh in on how affairs have "tarnished" various brands: Obama's, A-Rod's, Paula Deen's.
Dr. Debi Yohn, a counseling psychologist based in Shanghai, sees how affairs on business trips continue beyond the one-night stand.
By coincidence, all three of the judges, who are chosen automatically from a rota, will be women.The charges, which Mr Berlusconi denies, were laid against a background of public indignation among Italian women over the affair and its effect on how they are perceived.
And below, a consumer affairs reporter for The Times reflects on how the world has changed since the lawsuit.
While Reich and Lebow's analysis is mainly on formulating a more realistic place for the US in world affairs, Acharya offers some suggestions on how the US should behave in the face of multiplex world.
