Sentence examples for to some affairs from inspiring English sources

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.

To some, the affair shows that Gazeta, and Poland, have changed since Mr. Michnik and others led the fight against Communism.

Fresh to the presidency, and to foreign affairs, some say Jokowi failed to anticipate the diplomatic blowback of signing off on the executions last year.

For example, when it came to foreign affairs, some were concerned about U.S. military action.

A committee of ministers coordinated to some extent the affairs of the different departments, but its importance depended on circumstances and on individuals.

The relationship between these two forms of internalism is not apt to be entailment; for, it is at least conceivable that one has access via reflection to some state of affairs in the non-mental world.

On the other hand he did not believe that every positive or negative sentence corresponds to some state of affairs which obtains; this applies only to those sentences which are true, and thus only to one member of any given positive and negative pair of putative states of affairs.

And you can bet the company's ready for the new challenge – a freemium approach is unlikely with Nintendo's reputation, so hopefully we can look forward to some expertly engineered affairs of characteristic charm and universal accessibility.

For high-income taxpayers, here are some steps to arrange your affairs to get the most benefit with the least tax when the Bush cuts lapse: The first tactic is accelerating income.

He had some affairs but nothing serious.

"What used to happen was that when teachers were supposed to discuss current affairs some of them would just switch on the BBC," Ms. James said.