The phrase "affair decided" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward without context.
It could be used in a context where a situation or matter has been resolved or concluded.
Example: "After much deliberation, the affair decided was to move forward with the project as planned."
Alternatives: "matter resolved" or "issue settled."
The game at London Road between the two in September had ended in a 5 4 home win but this was a far scrappier affair decided by Aaron McLean's 70th minute winner.
In 1998, he said, John McTiernan, the director of a remake of "The Thomas Crown Affair," decided to film many of that movie's scenes at the Yonkers Stage, instead of using a soundstage in the former Homeport Naval Station on Staten Island.
This is why the university's office of international affairs decided to take over most of these formalities.
What was ultimately a humdrum affair was decided when England forfeited wickets to Scott Styris and Shane Bond in a manner that defied logic.
And after he learned of the affair, Mr. Cosgrove decided to make it his life's mission to damage Mr. Rattner.
As regards Anatolia, another factor is relevant: the king of Persia, angered by the Amorges affair, had decided to back Sparta.
This came hard upon news that Patrick Fitzgerald, the special prosecutor in the Valerie Plame affair, has decided not to press charges against Karl Rove, the president's chief political adviser.
So, instead of being unimpressed by the whole affair, I decided to let the flame rekindle my love for the greatest sporting show on earth.
When Toyah discovered the affair, she decided to leave the Street and made her on-screen exit in February 2003.
He said he had discussed resigning with Hourican in the wake of the affair, but decided to stay on.
Haley, however, had known about the program for months, and instead of ending the affair, had decided to turn the story into a novel.
