Sentence examples for generally attach to from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Falque-Pierrotin said her tough approach was justified by the importance that the French, and Europeans more generally, attach to privacy.

On the basis of this limited record, however, we cannot conclude that this board is entitled to certain presumptions that generally attach to the decisions of a board whose majority consists of truly outside independent directors.

Leaf: generally odd-pinnately compound; stipules generally attached to petiole, generally gland-margined.

The Commentator signa ture is generally attached to statements of the Government's views.

Unpaid forfeitures are generally attached to the insurance companies for which the bondsmen write.

And theoretically at least, Pandora's approach distances music-liking from the cultural information that generally attaches to it.

In a truck with a single powered axle, the axle is generally attached to the frame by leaf springs.

The first step is the "collecting point," a small enclosure, generally attached to a division, to which those captured during combat are brought.

Numerous holy, or fetish, stones existed in antiquity, generally attached to the cult of some particular god and looked upon as his abiding place or symbol.

.The writer's desk has acquired a sort of mystique in the popular imagination, although it generally attaches to writers more famous and celebrated than my humble self.

The meaning of "commercial" is the meaning generally attached to that term under the restrictive theory at the time the statute was enacted.