Sentence examples for pay for the problem from inspiring English sources

The Legislature has been constrained by the fact that Governor Davis has flatly insisted that ratepayers should not be forced to pay for the problem by having their rates increased further.

First, Germany and the creditors resist any suggestion that they should be made to pay for the problems of others.

Now, as the rest of the world wants to get rich – who doesn't? – we have to pay for the problems we've caused.

"We could ensure that the funds paid by municipal governments would go to support their insurance and not pay for the problems in structured finance," said Eric Dinallo, state insurance superintendent, of the good book/bad book idea.

The pseudo-centrists have come to their latest "bipartisan" consensus: Let ordinary Americans pay for the problems they created.

As Bauckham cautions, though, however much schools are prepared to pay for headhunting, the problem of filling vacancies will persist until more fundamental issues about the shortage of candidates are addressed.

They are partially justified in saying that they should not be made to pay for remedying the problem of inequitable access to drugs, a problem that is fundamentally driven by global economic inequity.

But if BP's operations in Russia are to be a cash cow to pay for the spill, problems confronting the company must be ironed out.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said last week that the current level of cigarette taxes was not high enough to pay for the health problems caused by smoking.

The court found Jeremy Hunt had acted outside his powers by trying to make Lewisham pay for the financial problems of its neighbour," she said.

Thinkers on the right solve the how-to-pay-for-it problem simply by defunding everything else the government provides, programs as varied as food stamps and Social Security.