Sentence examples for has sought to attach from inspiring English sources

People like Freddy; almost everyone he has sought to attach himself to has said yes.

Clearly, her big task on Wednesday and in the days ahead was to drive home the image the McCain campaign has sought to attach to this unexpected pick: the corruption-fighting governor from outside Washington, a socially conservative mother of five who can easily connect with working-class Americans in a way that Mr. Obama has so far had trouble doing.

Speaking to an audience of 7,500 donors in the cavernous new Washington Convention Center, Mr. Bush said the last two and a half years had shown Americans to be "courageous, resolute, tough when we have to be and a compassionate people" -- the same attributes that the White House has sought to attach to the president after a terrorist attack, two wars, a recession and a corporate scandal.

A number of previous studies, including one by Her Majesty's Treasury, have sought to attach numbers to the benefits that the U.K. enjoys from E.U. membership.

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.

Recent studies have sought to attach computational significance to this ubiquitous phenomenon in cortical circuits.

In past years, Yasukuni Shrine has sought to skirt the controversy attached to this history by snubbing the foreign press.

America criticised Iran for attaching conditions "that no other country has sought" to the safeguards and for its "long-term pattern of safeguards violations and evasions".

For years, banks have openly sought to attach as many loans and services as they can to a customer, like credit cards, mortgages and mobile phone banking.

But Iceland's leaders, worried about the stigma that attaches to countries that have to be rescued by the fund, had sought to exhaust all other options first.

The Maoists have sought to fill them.