Sentence examples for insisting on attaching from inspiring English sources
Mr. Boehner is also insisting on attaching legislation that would forbid federal contributions for members of Congress, White House officials and staff members who are already forced to buy health insurance on the new health care exchanges.
Trump is insisting on attaching increased border security to whatever agreement they reach, and he's made vague comments about making Dreamer protections contingent on funding for border wall, which Democrats firmly oppose.
Championed by Cruz, House Republicans insisted on attaching to spending bills provisions to defund Obamacare.
True, a few birdbrains insisted on attaching the superfluous "No surrender" to England's national anthem.
When the finance ministers made their first agreement on a support mechanism for Greece last month, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany later insisted on attaching much tougher terms.
As a past president of the Glass Art Society, I have firsthand experience with collectors who insist on attaching curatorial license to their donations.
In our bedroom, a heated dispute arose between a firefighter who wanted to quickly grab the dangling man and a rescuer who insisted on attaching an extra safety rope around his waist before hauling him in.
And, while he gives Bush credit for the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, a five-year fifteen-billion-dollar plan that was introduced in 2003 (despite the reservations he has about the anti-condom and pro-abstinence message that the right wing insisted on attaching to the program), he is quick to give himself, and his White House, a mulligan.
Congress came dangerously close to defaulting in July 2011 as Republicans insisted on attaching spending cuts to the vote.
In exchange for budgetary autonomy, Republicans insisted on attaching riders that would have imposed abortion controls and gun liberalisation on the Democratic-leaning city.
