The phrase "affairs setting" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the arrangement or environment of certain affairs or events, but it is not standard.
Example: "In the affairs setting of the conference, we discussed various international issues."
Alternatives: "event context" or "situation arrangement".
The most powerful administrator, after the pope, is his secretary of state, who plays a critical role in guiding church affairs, setting the foreign policy agenda and controlling access to the pope.
Growing numbers of young Cypriots were relocating to Britain from the island at the time, and Papadopoulos threw himself into the hurly burly of local community affairs, setting up the first Cypriot students association in England along with his flatmates Spyros Kyprianou, who in 1977 would become Cyprus's second president, and Lellos Dimitriades, later mayor of Nicosia for nearly three decades.
It was less than 2% in studies that collected data from 10 years ago in Turkey 40 and more than 15 years ago in Sweden, 41 but about 10% in a 2003 study of patients in general practice from New Zealand 42 and just over 20% in a 2004 study of primary care patients treated in a US Veteran's Affairs setting.
In this dynamic context of change the SEEPRO (Early Education/care and Professionalisation in Europe) study, based at the State Institute of Early Childhood Research in Munich and funded by the German Federal Ministry of Family and Youth Affairs, set out to map the qualification requirements and workplace settings of early years practitioners in their country-specific context.
Most hotels on the Bosporus are luxury affairs set in magnificent, palatial complexes.
Not one but two doomed love affairs set towards the end of the second world war.
He could not bring himself to concentrate on rural affairs—set to watch the cattle, he would curl up under a tree with a book.
On the other hand, we are also capable of recognizing that other things develop under a narrower or much more contingent (not necessarily realized in the normal course of affairs) set of conditions.
What was once a one day event is now a weekend-long affair, setting up shop just a short way from the city centre at the mammoth T13 hangar in Titanic Quarter.
The story of a love affair, set in Italy, it was published in 1966.
Directed by Nagisa Oshima, the film is an explicit, kinkily erotic tale of an obsessive love affair set in the 1930s.
