Sentence examples for attach huge importance from inspiring English sources
They attach huge importance to rules and institutions that promote stability and keep politicians in check.
The president's political strategists attach huge importance to Florida, which was crucial to Mr. Bush's narrow victory over Al Gore in 2000.
The government indicated that it was unlikely to introduce proportional representation for the election to the European Parliament in 1999, a move to which the Lib Dems attach huge importance.But Mr Blair is committed to a more inclusive politics, which transcends rigid party divides.
Hague said he attached "huge importance" to the World Service and wanted it to maintain a "global reach".
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But ordinary South Koreans attach huge symbolic importance to Dokdo.
Their odd and grotesque performances attach huge crowds.
"Whilst we attach a huge importance to the institution of marriage, we do recognize that gay couples suffer from some serious particular grievances," the party's shadow home secretary, Oliver Letwin, said.
America attaches immense importance to the base on Diego Garcia.
"(They are of) huge importance.
