Sentence examples for have string attached from inspiring English sources

"As with every issue, there are people who are going to be against it, [but] we can't have string attached to every Muslim," he added.

"They all have strings attached".

Public funding can have strings attached, too, and you have to tick all sorts of boxes.

Criminal activities are attractive because other sources of money have strings attached.

Those loans make up a vast majority of the nation's mortgages, but have strings attached.

The central bank's bond-buying program will have strings attached to pressure countries to follow the measures.

Special events are one of the few places you can get money that doesn't have strings attached to it".

But that kind of European aid could have strings attached — especially if the Germans and other Northern Europeans look askance at more bailouts for euro zone members seeking to deal with zombie banks.

These gifts cannot have strings attached - if you give your children your house but on the condition that you continue to live there, its value will still be included in your estate.

Promotional deals differ from company to company, but I avoided anyone offering more than a free £50 wager (bigger deals generally have strings attached – such as rollover rules – which prevent you from immediately withdrawing winnings).

Smithsonian Magazine's Museum Day Live! (Saturday) While many free offers often have strings attached, there is only one stipulation for this offer of free admission to many area museums on Saturday — the passes, good for two people, have to be obtained in advance.