Sentence examples for managing affairs from inspiring English sources

In this deft portrait, Stiles restores Custer as a three-dimensional figure, a complicated man whose formidable talents were nearly overwhelmed by his difficulties in managing affairs away from the clamorous riot of battle.

On Friday, Mr. Jaua, the vice president, even held out the possibility that Mr. Chávez could continue managing affairs as head of state from abroad for as long as six months if necessary, emboldening opponents who saw a prolonged absence as an opportunity to weaken Mr. Chávez's grip on the nation.

Since then, the towering swordswoman has pledged her service to Sansa (Sophie Turner), who is currently managing affairs at Winterfell.

Governance is the process of managing affairs either in an organization or society [ 8].

It manages affairs with the same heavy-handed approach that the party brings to all things.

It had fallen to her to manage affairs for her widowed mother.

"The current government and governors undertake to manage affairs until the formation of a new government," he added.

During Octavian's absence from Rome after Actium, Agrippa managed affairs in the city together with Maecenas, the great patron of poets.

A notable exception was Demetrius Cydones who, like Michael Psellus, managed affairs of state for a number of emperors for close to 50 years.

But in common with would-be ministers, they need better training to manage affairs of state as technologies develop and public services change.

Thus another Filippo (1578 1636), who managed affairs in Rome, was created by Pope Urban VIII Marchese di Sismano, Casigliano, and Civitella.