Sentence examples for basic affairs of the from inspiring English sources
When public opinion has lost the will to compel an investigation into the apparent subversion of a Presidential election by officials of the Administration in power, it has been neutralized as a voice in the basic affairs of the Republic.
In late 2008, problems in Zimbabwe reached crisis proportions in the areas of living standards, public health (with a major cholera outbreak in December) and various basic affairs.
Usually long-term affairs are affairs of the intellect as well as affairs of the heart and body.
The 1975 piece here, from MOMA's collection, is a pretty basic affair.
As federal agents investigate Gov. James E. McGreevey's accusation that a former adviser tried to extort millions of dollars by threatening to disclose their extramarital affair publicly, the basic outlines of the case are not in dispute.
Few officials highjack the affairs of most of the communities.
"Security is the most basic foundation of the individual," the Swedish minister of social affairs explained, in 1967.
Yet a basic rule of the Commonwealth was that of nonintervention in the domestic affairs of members.
They are also meant to be long lasting, so as to serve the values of securing continuity and stability in the basic framework within which the contentious affairs of law and politics are conducted.
It is permanent fostering and the basic living expenses of the foster child are financed by the civil affairs bureau.
