"It's also a mandate to get the government out of the affairs of the Teamsters union".
Iraq shocked liberals into the notion that they should stay out of the affairs of others.
The critic Robert Parker attended only one tasting; he told me that the extravagance of the affairs kept him away.
"Negligence and profusion, therefore, must always prevail, more or less, in the management of the affairs of such a company," he wrote.
The scene is the Appellate Division of a Circuit Court where an investigation of the affairs of the defunct Sailors & Drovers' Loan, Trust & Deficit Company is being made.
She took an emotional step away from him because of the affairs, she writes, and although she loved him, she never took that step back.
One day President Lagos, the first Socialist to govern Chile since Salvador Allende's downfall, lectured the military to stay out of the affairs of the judiciary.
Hoover sent proof of the affairs to King, urging him to kill himself: "King, there is only one thing left for you to do.
Adam Smith noted the problem in 1776, writing, "negligence and profusion, therefore, must always prevail, more or less, in the management of the affairs of such a company".
Like pretty much all of the affairs on this album, disaster lurks along the road somewhere, and that driving synthetic bassline is the engine that takes us there.
He reels off who slept with who, and who is mad at who, and the current state of the affairs they're all having, including his own.
