Sentence examples for level of affairs from inspiring English sources

"The scandalous level of affairs related to the academy goes off scale," Popov says.

This allowed him to draw a parallel between Mateiu Caragiale and Alexandru Macedonski, the doyen of Romanian Symbolism, with the one essential difference provided by their level of involvement in cultural affairs.

Wimsatt assumes that a reduction is a causal explanation of an individual event (rather than a generality), involving a "compositional redescription" of a higher level state of affairs into some of its component features.

The door was opened, at least slightly, to the notion of personal purpose, which can point by analogy from the level of human affairs to a view of God and the world that matches more easily the biblical story.

As far as the exegetical issue is concerned, the objection overlooks the possibility that Frege might have identified true Thoughts with facts construed as sense-level entities, rather than with states of affairs taken as reference-level entities; and, as we have noted, Frege does indeed appear to have made the former identification (Dodd and Hornsby 1992).

The trust intends to introduce a guarantee of a minimum level of hours of current affairs output each year for BBC1.

By contrast, predominantly Polish networks appear to preserve a baseline level of interest in homeland affairs while de-mobilizing political practices from before migration (e.g. voting).

In his speech at Bodenstown Cemetery in County Kildare, Mr Martin said the Irish government had "dramatically reduced its level of engagement with Northern affairs".

"The position of U.S. ambassador to the United Nations requires a high level of expertise on international affairs, not someone who will be learning on the job," Coons said.

This introduces a whole new level of difficulty to the affair.

Conor McMahon levelled as Omagh took a grip of affairs and Sean Patton made a great save to deny Cormac O'Neill a goal.