Sentence examples for and in the affairs from inspiring English sources

After leaving office, Alfonsín remained an influential figure and was active in national politics and in the affairs of the UCR.

NEW YORK — Reconciliation, such a hopeful word, and in the affairs of men and women it has sometimes come about — witness Nelson Mandela's efforts to seek it between black and white South Africans.

And he who loves solitude can be neither just, nor strong, nor experienced in those things that are of importance in government and in the affairs of the majority.

This system, ruled by the justice of the ordering of time is in sharp contrast with the chaotic and capricious world of the personified Greek gods who interfere in the workings of the heavens and in the affairs of human beings (Kahn 1985a, Vlastos 1947, Guthrie 1962).

Developing this piercing gaze to see things as they real are both in nature and in the affairs of men requires the recognition of what Wilson terms "universal patterns".

Venezuelan civil society is not only highly politicized but the people feel that they are participants in the decision-making process and in the affairs that concern their lives.

"We fully recognise the legitimate interests of the fans, supporters and media in the affairs of the club and their right to information in respect of the same.

But over the years it has also meddled in those countries' politics, and more recently in the affairs of Guinea Bissau.

Barack Obama today urged Russia to move on from the cold war and stop interfering in the affairs of neighbouring states.

He categorically opposed all military, political, and economic interventionism in the affairs of other nations.

Nine people, including five members of the National Assembly and an aide to Roh, were arrested and indicted in the affair.