Sentence examples for affairs regarding from inspiring English sources

Until Japan can face its own atrocities in World War II, it has no credibility in international affairs regarding wars and human suffering.

Power said the US did not veto the resolution because the Obama administration believed it reflected the state of affairs regarding settlement and remained consistent with US policy.

The current state of affairs regarding Prime Minister Ehud Barak's road to peace (editorial, April 13) underscores the fragile and often bewildering nature of Middle East politics.

In spite of intense efforts in the last 20 years, the current state of affairs regarding evaluation of adequacy of pharmaceutical mixing is at an impressive standstill, characterized by two draft guidances, one withdrawn, and the other never approved.

The Public Diplomacy Web site is designed to inform anyone interested in U.S. foreign affairs regarding the important role public diplomacy has played, and is playing, in supporting U.S. foreign policy and in safeguarding and advancing U.S. interests.

This pair may be simpatico in some very important ways, particularly foreign affairs regarding Israel, Iran and China.

Giulio Alberoni, who now came to direct Spanish affairs, regarded Patiño as his only reliable subordinate and placed him in charge of the rebuilding of the Spanish navy as intendente general de marina (January 1717).

The survey of Graham et al. (2014) showed that 70% of managers in charge of tax affairs regarded their company's reputation in connection with its tax avoidance strategy to be important or very important.

The UN's special envoy for Yemen, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, has announced that peace talks will take place in the coming weeks, but observers of Yemeni affairs regard the talks with skepticism.

India's 43 run win "captured the hearts of the cricket world" in the words of John Woodcock, their underdog tale a stirring occasion, with the first seeds of the Indian love affair regarding the one day game planted on that famous Saturday at Lord's.

While there was great variation from country to country in confidence that Mr. Bush would "do the right thing regarding world affairs," in every country he enjoyed more public confidence than Russian President Vladimir V. Putin did, the margin was never large.