For example, at the time of the adoption of the Constitution, none of the original Thirteen Colonies gave all citizens the right to vote, all attaching restrictions based on factors such as sex, race, age, and ownership of land.
"He should look at federal funding in general of local police departments and attach more restrictions to the funding".
During that session, supporters of the abortion restrictions amended the bill and attached the restrictions to it.
By attaching the restrictions to appropriations bills, House Republicans can force negotiations with the Senate.
Bankers are reluctant to take money from governments, especially if it comes with strings attached, like restrictions on executive bonuses or on dividends.
A bilateral agreement signed at Bermuda in 1946 between the United Kingdom and the United States set a pattern that has generally been followed, although the formal Bermuda-type agreement is likely to be accompanied by confidential memoranda attaching various restrictions.
Things have gotten so ridiculous that Republicans are attaching abortion restrictions to a motorcycle safety bill in North Carolina.
And in each market where the restrictions attach to at least two carriers, at most only one restricted carrier could emerge from the auction with a 10×10 MHz allocation.
The n gag-derived gag, p24 and p17/24 ORFs were modified by PCR to attach the appropriate restriction enzymes sites to the 5' and 3'termini for cloning into the pTRA binary vectors: these are three pPAM-derived (Genbank Accession number AY027531) binary vectors, pTRAc, pTRAkc-ERH and pTRAkc-rbcs1-cTP [ 52], kindly provided by Dr Rainer Fischer (Fraunhofer Institute, Aachen, Germany).
In a statement that could have big implications for the music business, Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs Steve Jobs urged major record companies Tuesday to drop the anti-piracy usage restrictions they attach to music sold over the Web.
