Sentence examples for affairs to explain from inspiring English sources

In February, Ms. Drew traveled to Washington with other JPMorgan executives, including Barry Zubrow, who oversees regulatory affairs, to explain why strategies like the one that later soured could offset risk within the bank.

Aristotle leaves this ambiguous in Metaphysics V.2, but some medieval philosophers thought it necessary to posit an additional state of affairs to explain the dynamic aspect of causality, i.e., the fact that a contingent state of affairs needs to be brought about by some agent.

Last month the office of Sanae Takaichi, the minister for internal affairs, struggled to explain why she appeared in photographs alongside a neo-Nazi.

In a taste of the new confrontational approach on Capitol Hill, Ms Rice received a grilling when she appeared before the Senate foreign affairs committee to explain the plan.

Suddenly, Stephen Byers was popping up on every current affairs programme to explain how, by living in the past, I had lost the Labour party four consecutive general elections.

In May 2009, Johns appeared on the Nine Network's A Current Affair program to explain his role in the event.

Following her resignation in August, Goddard refused requests to go before the House of Commons home affairs select committee to explain why she stepped down.

While his ability to peak at precisely the right time in every Olympic cycle is uncanny, it is a state of affairs he struggles to explain.

The chairman and chief executive of G4S have been summoned to appear next week before the Commons home affairs select committee to explain why they have not been able to provide sufficient staff.

Ken MacQuarrie, BBC Scotland director, and Gary Smith, its new head of news and current affairs, were asked to explain why a "winner" from three different pilots for the Scottish Six had yet to be announced.

Dick Fedorcio, the Metropolitan Police's director of public affairs, asked Ms Brooks to explain why Ms Hames and Mr Cook were placed under surveillance.