Sentence examples for kicked problems from inspiring English sources

They have kicked problems down to local government, forcing them to raise property taxes or shorten school years.

"General Motors has been kicking problems down the road for a long time," Mr. Bloom said.

Asked if the United States was not kicking problems down the road by pushing Israel to endorse the plan before resolving its concerns, Mr. Powell said on his plane returning from Paris: "At least we have a can in the road.

Nicholas Eberstadt, a Korea specialist at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, said: "All of the major players at the moment perceive their interests in immediate terms: wanting to have more stability on the peninsula, and kicking problems down the road.

Edwards said that Mike Westhoff, the Jets' new special-teams coach, likes Hall, and Edwards blamed the poor quality of the new grass in Giants Stadium for some of Hall's kicking problems last season.

The toll taken by injuries has been a major factor in the Giants' play -- as pivotal as the inconsistent offense and the bizarre kicking problems -- and it will continue to be a concern for the rest of the season.

After the Cowboys acquire Vanderjagt the next season to solve their own kicking problems, their coach, Bill Parcells, makes it clear from the start that he considers him damaged goods.

There were all kinds of kicking problems in the game, but Arizona was hurt most by an injury to its kicker, Bill Gramatica, who hyperextended his right knee after jumping in the air to celebrate his 42-yard field goal in the first quarter.

This will solve the litter kicking problem while letting your cat feel comfortable.

Kicking problems aside, Fassel's players knew they had messed up.

Obama says he does not want to kick problems down the road; Bush often said the same thing.