Sentence examples for does not want a problem from inspiring English sources

It does not want a problem with Taiwan".Since his censure by Mr Bush, Mr Chen has tried to repair relations with America, sending drafts of important public documents on cross-strait issues to Washington in advance.

I don't want a problem with the King".

And though much of his music has a romantic, existential, or aspirational bent to it, it has long integrated hard-edged lyrics and tracks, like 2011's Headlines: "Tuck my napkin in my shirt 'cause I'm just mobbin' like that/ You know good and well that you don't want a problem like that/ You gonna make someone around me catch a body like that".

The prime minister did not want an ongoing problem beyond the embassy - which we took to mean that they didn't want anybody coming out alive.

"Voters said they didn't want a career politician but a problem solver".

When you get home from a long day and you look over to your partner to vent, you don't want a FIX to your problems.

"If people don't want a reality check about the problems with Merkel's open door migration policy, people in those volumes on those roads, then quite frankly they need a big, big pinch.

We wanted a family-oriented atmosphere, and we didn't want a bunch of kids causing problems.

"Every day you hear of another new building that's in trouble, and people don't want a building where there might be problems and they won't enjoy living there while it all gets worked out".

"I knew I wanted to stand and didn't want a tiller, so there was the problem of thinking of a control mechanism".

"I mean, you didn't want an easy problem, did you?" Building a stove is simple.