Sentence examples for be kicked down from inspiring English sources

But most of these arguments could be kicked down the road a bit.

I fear that the need for fundamental change will be kicked down the road once the latest crisis has passed".

Three-quarters of the money raised would finance these projects, while the remaining quarter would be kicked down to counties to spend on whatever transport projects they wished.

One solution, set out in a detailled report produced by the International Crisis Group, is for the problem to be kicked down the road.

Tallahassee Republicans said that they accepted the judge's ruling — but then demanded that the changes be kicked down the road, to the 2016 election, instead of being implemented in time for this November's races.

"We suggest that Greece is insolvent and that at some point the can cannot be kicked down the road any further," Mr. Gross said in an interview on Bloomberg TV.

It is the sound of cans being kicked down a road.

That's why this can has been kicked down the road for so long.

One had spent the weekend locked in the basement; another had been kicked down the stairs.

"Open primaries are being kicked down the road," she says pointedly.

And a man can get really hurt when he's kicked down those steps.