In seeking to abandon the EU and the ECHR what message is conveyed as to the value that the UK attaches to international engagement...? To exercise influence globally, it is necessary that we remain a country whose attitudes and commitment others can trust".
As soon as someone attaches the word "cool" to an area it stops being cool.
Yet it's an unexpectedly methodical, measured picture; the only dreaminess attaches, just off-centre, to the spaces where the killer himself moves.
Yet the profession has failed to accept the ethical responsibility that necessarily attaches to that influence.
At the core of an agreement would be cuts in allowable subsidies to farmers and lower tariff ceilings for both agricultural and industrial goods.Mr Lamy's invitation is something of a gamble, but he attaches great importance to reaching agreement in 2008.
The Pegasus launcher operated by Orbital Sciences Corporation, an American firm, is a rocket that attaches to the underbelly of a modified jumbo jet and is capable of placing small payloads into orbit.
(Hence the brisk sales of a $22 gizmo called the Knee Defender, now banned by some airlines, which attaches to a tray strut and prevents the seat in front from reclining).
Dr Wang took the enzyme that normally attaches one of the 20 natural amino acids to his tRNA in bacteria, and mutated it in about a billion ways in yeast cells in the hope that one of the mutants would fit the mammalian bill perfectly which, indeed, one of them did.Having assembled and tested the machinery, he then wanted to do something useful with it.
A counter-campaign has widely succeeded in tarring the Gulf emirate with the brush of meddling in other countries' affairs, promoting the Brotherhood and using its vast wealth to buy up national assets cheaply.Some of the growing dislike for the Brothers now attaches, oddly enough, to Western countries that long shunned them.
Not for the workers building the cement plant, who this week staged a protest over claims by a chavista union leader that they were well housed.Suspicion attaches to agreements under which Venezuela might potentially help Iran evade sanctions over its nuclear programme.
Among African medics a stigma attaches to morphine, which is considered addictive and likely to lead to indolence.
