The phrase "affairs whether" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The committee will discuss the affairs whether they are relevant to the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "matters concerning" or "issues regarding".
Finding the right mix is essential, particularly when the going gets tough, as Dragon's Dogma's clashes are often chaotic and brutal affairs whether fighting multiple hostiles or one giant one.
Administration, Pentagon and military officials acknowledge that security operations must be conducted within inevitable new political constraints when Iraqis take charge of their own affairs, whether by next summer's deadline or later.
As high-profile roles such as these keep coming, I wonder how good she is at handling her financial affairs – whether she owns or rents her apartment, for example (rents, she says, but knows she needs to buy), and if she's a businesswoman.
As if directly answering this question, Aziz confesses serious disappointment in the current state of affairs, whether measured by the failure of the treaty reformers of recent years to construct a meaningful citizenship concept or their failure to develop adequate enforcement mechanisms for whatever set of rights it is that EU citizenship entails.
Upon which account, they say, he had his nickname given him; though some are of opinion he was named the Olympian from the public buildings with which he adorned the city; and others again, from his great power in public affairs, whether of war or peace.
As a result of the different understandings of responsibility in world affairs, whether or not China is a responsible state in dealing with poverty reduction domestically and internationally is open to debate.
The Iranians deny any involvement and have told the Saudis that they should keep out of Yemen's affairs.Whether or not there is a link to Iran, the rebellious Houthis have long been a thorn in the side of governments in Sana'a.
And psychologists are divided over the value of expunging records of a failed affair, whether digital or tangible.
And if a newspaper is going to suggest an improper sexual affair, whether editors think that is the central point or not, it owes readers more proof than The Times was able to provide.
The 1860 volume contained the "Calamus" poems, which record a personal crisis of some intensity in Whitman's life, an apparent homosexual love affair (whether imagined or real is unknown), and "Premonition" (later entitled "Starting from Paumanok"), which records the violent emotions that often drained the poet's strength.
The ninth Lollapalooza (it returned in 2003 after a hiatus of five years) will be a two-day affair; whether this is the best way to capture the communal vibe or to sell more overpriced bottles of water, we will have to guess.
