Sentence examples for is to append from inspiring English sources

The way to blunt this effect is to append labor and environmental standards to trade agreements.

The best they can do, as Michigan did, is to append a table showing "ballot-box votes on the definition of marriage" that a ruling in favour of same-sex marriage would overturn.

If there is no procedure in place to allow someone else to do the evaluation, your supervisor's next best alternative is to append a note to the evaluation explaining the awkward position in which she finds herself.

The second one is to append the UL demodulation pilot signal with additional pilot beams so that the combined signal serves as a CSI sounding pilot.

The second concept is to append the UL demodulation pilot signal with additional pilot beams so that the combined signal serves as a full CSI sounding pilot.

It's possible that what Microsoft wants is to append a layer on top of live TV, similar to what Google initially attempted with Google TV, as our columnist Tadhg Kelly suggested in his column earlier today.

Tagga's intial business model was to append ads to the end of its outgoing messages.

The default compilation semantics of a word are to append its interpretation semantics to the current definition.

Rabbi Taub is one who is working to append the official history.

So was able to append that to his Record.

Too often, he said, turrets appear to be appended to houses without proper attention to proportion.