Sentence examples for in some affairs of from inspiring English sources
Because he kills time waiting for the first lady to get ready for a reception, not by squeezing in some affairs of state but by calling out some crossword clues: JED: 'Laissez-faire doctrine', fifteen letters.
Mr. Hill was in town to attend to some affairs of Graham Hill Racing, Ltd., to talk about the International Race of Champions(from which he was eliminated the previous day) and to have lunch at the 1974 National Frozen Food Convention and Exposition.
He believed that only by entering Parliament could he help the black majority to have some say in the affairs of the white-run country.
The share of children from immigrant homes in Greek schools is rising; greater demands are being made on the state health system; and the immigrants themselves will one day become more forceful in their calls for some say in the affairs of their adopted country.Tasos Giannitsis, the deputy foreign minister, says migration will be a main theme of Greece's forthcoming presidency of the EU.
Mrs. Marcos and her ministry were involved in some of the affairs of ARCI, according to company documents.
The colonies had gained responsible government between 1855 and 1890, and while the Colonial Office in London retained control of some affairs, the Governor of the each colony was required to raise their own colonial militia.
THE ten-member Association of South-East Asian Nations ASEANN) is used to fending off "interference" by the West in the internal affairs of some of its members.
Some parents even interfere in mentoring affairs of their kids to the extent that it dilutes the essence of mentoring.
However, throughout Clark's years as director, Merriam continued to be involved (some might say interfere) in the affairs of both the Department of Geological Sciences and UCMP, until Clark had had enough, resigning the position in 1926.
"Everyone in America now has some sort of stake or interest in the affairs of the national government".
