Sentence examples for handing the problem from inspiring English sources
In effect, Mr Rosen is handing the problem over to CMGI and spreading Compaq's Internet bets across a wider range of assets through its ownership of CMGI shares.
"Naturally, in such a case, they will seek to minimise their costs, which they do by handing the problem off to the passengers themselves.
They handed the problem over to a summit of the 15-member Southern African Development Community.
That effectively postponed the automakers' plight until 2009 and handed the problem over to a new administration.
Its subcommission on quaternary stratigraphy set up a working group on the Anthropocene, filled it with a diverse range of experts, and handed the problem to them.
It was shockingly clear that President Bush has no plan to end his disastrous war in Iraq except to hand the problem on to his successor.
GM handed the problem to its marketing team, which researched why owners weren't responding.
Rather than hold nuclear power plant owners accountable for the uncontrolled and unmonitored leaks, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRCC) handed the problem over to the nuclear industry's lobbyists.
Both parties will decide that punting on the sequester cuts is the right thing to do politically, and they will hand the problem off to the next Congress.
Rather than enact sweeping changes to housing policy, the government largely handed the problems to a new set of companies.
