The phrase "affairs side" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing different aspects or departments related to affairs, but clarity is essential.
Example: "We need to focus on the affairs side of the project to ensure all stakeholders are informed."
Alternatives: "business aspect" or "operational side".
(d) The affair side is sin squared.
Also on the foreign-affairs side: maybe the Europeans will like us better now that we've given them a sweep of the acting awards for the first time since 1965, although some of that goodwill may have been squandered by an E! feature pointing out the amazing similarities between the life of Edith Piaf and that of Britney Spears.
He accepted her Protestantism, but in foreign affairs he sided with the more vigorous anti-Spanish forces against the cautious policies of her principal secretary, William Cecil, Lord Burghley.
The match itself was a lacklustre affair; neither side scored after 90 minutes and in extra time Gheorghe Hagi was sent off.
1639: Before today's all-Irish affair, French sides Biarritz and Toulon went tete-a-tete across the road at the Stoop for the Challenge Cup.
Eugene Buccini, vice president for academic affairs, noted: "This side of the state has no major cultural facility.
In 1967 he moved back to New York City to pursue a PhD in philosophy at Columbia, studying Russian affairs on the side.
The more sexual partners involved, critics say, even under the cloak of marriage, the greater risk of the disease spreading, particularly as some men take on multiple wives and still have affairs on the side.
Research, his first love, was combined for a time with running two research companies, Syntex and Zoecon, as "industrial affairs on the side": the sort of outfits he liked, small, and stuffed with scientists, not salesmen.Beyond all that lay a world of related, but different, endeavours.
