Sentence examples for In attaching from inspiring English sources

If Democrats proceed in attaching war funds - whether for Iraq, Afghanistan or both - to the omnibus spending bill, leadership will have increased its chances of circumventing a presidential veto.

In attaching a rider to a bill providing aid to Kosovo war victims, he assisted a Texas company's bid to open a gold mine in rural Washington which would use a cyanide-leach process that could pollute the area's rivers.

I was not interested in attaching the grief to a more identifiable entity.

This is partly because of difficulties in attaching property rights to species.

A few Iraqi politicians, she said, have already contacted the novelist, interested in attaching themselves to his credibility and fame.

Has my new owner really weighed all the risks involved in attaching a cat to a hobby drone?

The markets' reaction to a Monti government is likely to depend largely on what conditions, if any, Berlusconi's party succeeds in attaching to it.

The officials said that oxygen supplies were likely to last only till Friday and that they had not succeeded in attaching oxygen and fuel lines to the Kursk.

The managers of this fund would pledge not to feed the overstuffed egos of business celebrities or to abet them in attaching their names to inanimate objects.

And last year, Cornell University's Nanotechnology Centre succeeded in attaching an inorganic rotor to the biological motor that powers all cells.

Some outside monitoring groups remained skeptical about the true motivation of the Koch brothers, however, in attaching themselves to the new bipartisan push.