Sentence examples for take over the problem from inspiring English sources

When those solutions failed, the government proposed in 1995 spending a mere ¥685 billion ($7 billion) to take over the problem loans of seven jusen, or mortgage-finance companies.

Obama has chosen a route which could allow the main objective to work -- put pressure on the Afghan government and military to take over the problem themselves -- without too high a risk of letting the Taliban retake the initiative the surge has denied them.

If the Fish & Wildlife Service had taken over the problem, they would at least have suggested setting up a reservation.

Apparently, it was Assange who told him that "we have less than a couple of years before Silicon Valley takes over the world and the problem of the Left is that they don't even notice it.

The INFC is adopted in forward path to take over the control problem in the steady state.

If Mitt Romney takes the nomination and then loses to Obama, the extremists who've taken over the party will surely say the problem was Romney's lack of ideological purity.

Some 170 years later, patrons of Be at One, the chain which has taken over the venue, have somewhat different problems to worry about.

For weeks the new Transportation Security Administration has focused on more pressing problems, like taking over the screening points, and officials have equivocated on whether such a card is feasible.

If you take over the banks, you solve this problem, because the government can then go ahead and lend as much as it wants.

The American company has been unhappy for a while at the prospect of being forced to take over the whole company, since it has problems of its own elsewhere in Europe.

With an unabashedly anti-immigrant president about to take over the White House, immigration experts say these problems are bound to continue, and possibly get worse.