Sentence examples for decided trouble from inspiring English sources

"Fifa is involving the clubs through the federations and confederations but when it gets to the executive committee it is already decided". Trouble continues to brew.

Harris wanted Lewis to release "We Found Love" at the end of 2011, yet Lewis and her label had already decided "Trouble" would be the second single from Glassheart.

Magna Carta will be abolished as too politically correct and we'll decide the trouble with medieval Britain is it wasn't medieval enough.

Police said they were "disappointed" a "significant number" of fans had decided to cause trouble at the fixture, despite significant preparations between club officials and officers that were aimed at preventing trouble.

But the Senate majority leader, reelected to that position by his colleagues Wednesday, decided not to trouble himself with such technicalities.

Later, he talks about riding in a "half-empty bus": "Counter to our real feelings, we decided to avoid trouble by moving to back of the bus when the driver told us to".

But in 2009 a judge decided to slash Trouble's inheritance by $10m, with the money going towards the Helmsley's two grandchildren who had previously been excluded from the will.

They decided to cause trouble between Savage and the Warrior, and Perfect announced on August 8 , 1992that he was negotiating with Savage, his former rival, to appear in his corner during the WWF Championship match at SummerSlam.

It also underscores the findings of a commission appointed by Gov. Jon S. Corzine that the state toughen its criteria for deciding which troubled hospitals to save from going out of business.

Instead, Goldman has decided that its troubles emanate from not having treated clients nicely.

For, since the mid 80s, society has decided that adolescent trouble-making is some sort of medical condition.