pass the buck造句

Good APIs don’t pass the buck.

No negative coping, muddle with one's duty, pass the buck.

Boss: Don't pass the buck. The customer is always right. Besides, have you explained the cautions?

David says the responsibility is Mr. Smith's and it's no good trying to pass the buck.

I'm not trying to pass the buck, but it really wasn't my fault.

Don't shirk your responsibilities, don't pass the buck, don't hurt anyone (there's a chance you may).

As the first woman to hold the attorney general's post, she thought it was important not to pass the buck.

As central and local government pass the buck and haggle over what should be done, the lake gets filthier.

When the boss was asking who had disclosed the news, the two of them began to pass the buck to each other.

Confirmations pass the buck to users. Users trust the application to do its job, and the application should both do it and ensure that it does it right.

Absolutely rumor. I think some foreigners like to pass the buck to China. They did so in the financial crisis, didn't they?

Its plan to mend the public finances means that it will not simply pass the buck to future taxpayers now in primary school.

As a person who is totally responsible for himself, you refuse to make excuses and pass the buck on to others.

That makes it hard to roll forward the public-sector pensions deficit: today’s contributors and pensioners will take the pain equally, says Mr Ozouf, refusing to pass the buck to future generations.