Sentence examples similar to affairs status from inspiring English sources

Facebook users were more likely to "like" weekday than weekend statuses and more likely to comment on "shisha fact" than "current affairs" statuses.

GOLF United States Golf Association USGA -- Named Romaney Berson director of legal services and Tony Zirpoli to senior director-regional affairs-amateur status-public golf.

The great man's geopolitics, faith, cultural impact, philosophy, amorous affairs and superstar status are all part of this admirably lively portrait.

And finally: the political standstill within Chancellor Merkel's government, its refusal to govern and to frame and shape our country leads to a state of affairs where social status in our society is once again more and more a matter of one's social background – eroding the principle of equal chances for all, totally eradicating the empowering role of the educational system.

Determining the viability or the lack thereof in such an agreement must first be examined in the context of Hamas' changing state of affairs and the status of the Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.

This appears a better state of affairs than the status quo of the unregulated use of Methylphenidate.

(Ms. Che learned about the affair in a status update on his Facebook page).

His health, his legal affairs and his roster status will occupy much of the off-season.

In 1954, Mr. Mickelson was appointed a network vice president, elevating the news and public affairs division to senior status within Columbia Broadcasting System.

But if the indigenous affairs agency confirms the status of the land, campaigners believe it will be difficult for the government to circumvent the constitution.

After all, the Holy See is a player in diplomatic affairs (with permanent observer status in the General Assembly and full participation in many UN conventions) by virtue of its global role, not just its administration of a small piece of real estate.