Sentence examples for affairs which are from inspiring English sources

Several MPs have called for an inquiry into Starbucks' tax affairs, which are considered perfectly legal, and for HMRC to answer questions over its relationship with the company.

It is not Icap's role to ascertain any of its clients' tax affairs, which are confidential and a matter for them and their relevant tax authorities".

He employed his first secretary only a year ago ("I got the idea from Harold Pinter") and knows little about his financial affairs, which are handled by his brother, a professional accountant.

Moreover, though Scottish MPs vote on English affairs at Westminster indeed several of them run large departments of state no English members vote on Scotland's internal affairs, which are devolved.

Declaring that the case "does not concern affairs which are the responsibility of the Central People's Government," the five justices said they were under no obligation to seek an opinion from Beijing before ruling.

My bed was an iron cot, one of those affairs which are made wide enough to sleep on comfortably only by putting up, flat with the middle section, the two sides which ordinarily hang down like the sideboards of a drop-leaf table.

Ravens-Steelers games are almost always low-scoring affairs, which is no surprise.

He called that "interference in our internal affairs, which is not acceptable".

White, of course, carried on legendary heterosexual affairs which were often considered predatory.

It is this state of affairs which is among the most potent causes for the current world-wide rebellious unrest.

Mr Hall thinks there should also be a full council for ministers of justice and home affairs, which is debatable.