Sentence examples for affairs working on from inspiring English sources

He previously worked as a series producer in BBC current affairs working on Black Britain, which he co-created, and BBC1 series Here and Now.

"But my first placement with Tesco was in government affairs, working on a range of issues including the Change For Life initiative – promoting healthy living".

For example, those benighted souls in the department for environment, food and rural affairs working on the governance of national parks (England) and the Broads bill.

"On the Guardian website some of our colleagues in news and current affairs working on political programmes have written an open letter to the NUJ," Thompson noted, saying he shared their view.

"To me this is one of the top three most important things for Haiti," said Marc Levy, a Columbia University professor of international and public affairs working on a joint effort of Columbia and its Earth Institute with the United Nations Environment Program.

An active member of the Democrats of the Left (DS), a social democratic party containing many former Communists, she soon got noticed, and specialised in foreign affairs, working particularly on ties with the US Democrat party.

Mark Colvin is renowned for his current affairs work on ABC Radio, and his influence on the national broadcaster over the past four decades cannot be understated.

He said the interior minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, whose portfolio also includes religious affairs, was working on building a new model for France's relations with Islam.

She joined the corporation in 1979 as a news trainee and rose through the ranks of the current affairs department, working on Newsnight, Panorama and 60 Minutes.

But they were more or less exactly what you'd expect from public affairs people working on environmental issues for a government agency: Whittington was soft-spoken and wore a dad-who-hikes sort of green fleece vest; Gorey, a squat man who was getting up in his years and had clearly dealt with his share of angry Westerners, was gruffer and slightly more officious, but only slightly.

Prefacing his comments by insisting he knows "how foreign affairs work," Glenn Beck on April 18 announced that his website, The Blaze, was breaking news about the Boston Marathon bombing: A Saudi national student on a student visa was "absolutely involved" in the Patriot's Day blast was being deported by the U.S. government for security reason.