Sentence examples for pass the problem from inspiring English sources

That would pass the problem to the Spanish government, whose finances are under scrutiny, or to Europe's bail-out funds, whose firepower is more limited than advertised.

If City Ballet filled the gap by renting the State Theater to American Ballet Theater, it would pass the problem to the Met, which books the company for eight weeks now.

"The mural has become something of a poisoned chalice and, as such, whilst they would rather it remained in situ, the temptation to pass the problem on is tempting".

What's more, it includes a collaboration component, so if the problem requires outside help, you can easily pass the problem along to someone who is better suited to deal with it, and it hooks into service ticketing systems like ServiceNow and JIRA.

In Bosnia, Rwanda, and Somalia the pattern in Clinton's Washington was to pass the problem to the UN, and then to refuse to provide the UN with the resources it would need, to cope.

They connect with the injustice of the negative impacts on the most vulnerable and the intergenerational inequities we will contribute to if we fail to act now and pass the problem on for future generations to deal with.

But such a decision will itself be a form of temporizing, and will only pass the problems on to the next Administration.

"The president said in his State of the Union that we shouldn't pass the problems of today onto future generations, but that's precisely what he's doing," he said.

The first modestly skillful full-board chess program; the first checkers program, which defeated a regional champion; a program able to prove theorems in Euclidean plane geometry, which could pass the problem-solving section of a New York State high school regents examination; and serious research in both speech and character recognition were all part of the IBM Research playbook.

"What we're doing is passing the problem of homelessness to another city.

Instead, Mr. Khamenei passed the problem up to the Expediency Council, which arbitrates disputes between Parliament and the Guardian Council.