Sentence examples for planning to cause from inspiring English sources

Yushchenko, allegedly, is planning to cause a civil war in Ukraine and install himself as a dictator.

"We've been told that a few of the ticket holders are planning to cause trouble," Nagy said.

Or to release someone strongly suspected of planning to cause casualties and who then goes on to commit an horrific offence?" Peers are expected to reject the 42-day plan in the autumn.

This Romanian squad have the makings of a solid side, and while they'll struggle to hold Ireland given their short four-day turnaround, they have a genuine shot at beating both Canada and, in their final group game, will be planning to cause an upset against Italy.

Police were heavily criticised in 2011 following the decision to swoop on individuals believed to have been planning to cause a disturbance at the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, though judges later dismissed a claim that the force had acted unlawfully.

London black-cab drivers are planning to cause gridlock in the city to protest against car service Uber.

Mr. Perlman said he never planned to "cause any revolutions".

My message to those who plan to cause trouble is do not come".

We had information that they had planned to cause violence in the city," said police spokesman Patrick Onyango.

His relatives and supporters called for the event to remain peaceful, while the Metropolitan police warned that some protesters planned to cause disorder.

A union source said strikes would be planned to cause maximum disruption, with drivers, sorting office workers and delivery staff taking action on consecutive days causing a week of nationwide chaos.