Sentence examples for problems to be passed from inspiring English sources

How to prevent problems to be passed on to other areas or to the future?

The latest findings suggest that these problems tend to be passed on to the next generation - there is no suggestion that they are caused by the technique itself.

Will all the bankruptcies save the industry, or will the problems simply be passed along to a new set of owners?

The new regulations will help the new commissioning groups tackle some of their problems and should be passed by parliament.

While Obama may not have done as much as he should to counteract the steep downturn he inherited from George W. Bush upon taking office — and he underestimated the depth of the problems that had been passed along to him — he did far more than his predecessor.

"If one community makes problems they are passed over for what they want most – jobs.

"Our problems are passed on down to us from the Secretary General.

Three decades later, in the case of Shelby County v. Holder (2013), Roberts led a Supreme Court majority that struck down the major enforcement provision of the act, arguing that the problem the act was passed to correct has long since been solved.

Its problems are passed down, like a baton, to each new administration.

They need to be helped to understand how their own parents and grandparents had problems that have been passed down by maltreatment.

In an attempt to tackle the problem, a law was passed in 2000 requiring all parties to ensure that 50% of candidates in any election are women, or face financial penalties.