Sentence examples for which affects us from inspiring English sources

Ui added: "We were angry because our players were shown as if they were from South Korea which affects us very greatly.

May said: "The French and UK governments are working in close collaboration and cooperation on this issue, which affects us both.

The Obama administration, in a statement on Friday endorsing the treaty, has said it will not sign anything which affects US Second Amendment rights.

Candida Brady and I talked over various possible subjects, but none, we felt, compared with the problem of waste, which affects us all, and which, despite all the evidence and research available, is not being seriously faced.

If imperialism once played itself out across racial and geographical lines, it is now a global economic system which affects us all, albeit in different ways by exploiting labour, expropriating and privatising resources, concentrating profits and institutionalising inequality.

I mean a lie is a lie but which affects us.

Her business missed the fall foliage traffic, which "affected us tremendously".

Make no mistake, the SNP's objective remains independence, but for as long as Scotland is part of the Westminster system we must have an equal say there on issues which affect us.

David Rendel, the former Lib Dem MP for Newbury, added: "As decisions which affect us are made, the electorate will see what a disaster David Cameron's actions have been for the country and, in fact, for his party".

Wilson said in a piece for the Daily Telegraph that if Brexit was postponed for a year it would give the UK a chance to "have a say on the things which affect us".

"It is right that where these programmes have closed that Her Majesty's Government continues to work with non-governmental partners on global issues like sustaining economic growth and climate change which affect us all".