Sentence examples for attaching such from inspiring English sources

British officials speak of attaching such a body to SHAPE, giving it a NATO label.

Nixon was so agitated, attaching such urgency to the shooting, that he said he wanted full updates every 30 minutes from Felt on any new information that was being discovered in the investigation of Bremer.

Later, Easterbrook describes sonic booms as "pleasing," which explains one source of the problem — I'm pretty sure he is alone in attaching such an alluring adjective to such a loud noise.

How dare objective journalists decide the meaning of a thing, especially when it means attaching such an ugly label to a group of people?

Why did Melville attach such great importance to these changes?

Because of that low ceiling and the various strings attached, such accounts are not popular.

Varoufakis said he would refuse the €7.2bn if it came with strings attached, such as demands to impose further austerity.

The council, leaders of the Palestine Liberation Organization, was not expected to attach such significance to the Sept. 13 date.

And why do we attach such importance to statistics when they tell us so little about what is to come?

The president had never before attached such explicit climate-related conditions to the fate of the project.

"Fair share" asks nothing but a heartbeat - there's no condition attached, such as having to contribute in order to share in the rewards.