Sentence examples similar to demands to attach from inspiring English sources

The president took to the podium for the second time in as many days, to issue his most withering attack yet on House Republicans who will spend this weekend deciding whether to attach new demands to stalled federal spending authorisation.

This spring, for instance, Republicans could try to attach a demand for unspecified, across-the-board cuts to must-pass legislation to raise the nation's debt limit.

'At some point we have to fund the government, and we should not fight to attach some demand.

One person with knowledge of the case said the Heywood family members could have sought to attach a civil suit demanding compensation to the criminal case against Ms. Gu.

Our calculations have included the obligatory handles used to attach the label and biomolecule as these can critically influence the stereochemistry and electron demand of the reaction.

Remember to attach your leash!

The different Cortes of Castile, Aragon, and Catalonia granted his financial demands but attached to them much pointed advice and criticism.

Despite the IMF claiming that it has "learned from previous crises" and has streamlined the demands it attaches to a loan, the report found that structural conditions had, in fact, increased from an average of 14 in 2007 to almost 20 attached to each loan today.

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

Republicans have attached even more demands to the bill preventing such an outcome.The president appears incredulous that a possible default is being used as leverage by one party.

Attaching special demands to government aid exclusively targets our country's most vulnerable individuals and families.