Sentence examples for expected to attach from inspiring English sources

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

Testers also found it a lot harder than expected to attach and detach the one supplied nozzle, fearing they would break it with amount of force required.

House Democrats are expected to attach money for the loan program to a larger appropriations measure that could come to a vote in Congress this week.

For all Jim's dreams of life with Chrissie, there is an alternate vision of his future with the less alluring Norma, who plans to be a math teacher and once expected to attach herself to Jim permanently.

In the Senate, proponents of the measure are expected to attach a version of it to legislation to create a Department of Homeland Security, and its chances are improving.

Mezuzot can be deeply important to observant Jewish families, who are expected to attach one to the right side of the door frame outside their homes shortly after moving in.

First of all, don't expect to attach a lock on a bridge.

You'll recall that the latest to undergo such rebranding was a Vietnamese boy, who at the age of three could hardly have been expected to be attached to the name Pham.

But with stringent conditions, including new austerity measures, expected to be attached to any fresh rescue deal, and business confidence shattered by weeks of political chaos, shares are expected to sell off sharply.

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The spending bill, expected to be attached to a continuing resolution for all federal agencies that must pass by Friday to avoid a government shutdown, funds NASA at $17.8 billion for FY 2012.