Speaking from Askham Grange prison, York, May asserted that she would not accept any conditions Charles Clarke, the home secretary, may attach to her release which would compromise her stance.
In the latter case the critic may attach little or no importance to transcriptional probability.
Though deputies may attach nonbinding amendments to the bill, approval is virtually assured.
Connecticut has legislation that may attach cost-of-incarceration charges to any money the women could receive themselves.
Though not all human beings may attach great importance to them, every society contains practices that are recognisably religious.
You may attach what strings you like to any gift, and your niece is free to accept or reject your conditions.
Some of those guesses attach to the current situation; and others may attach to anyone who has been as praised, and overpraised, as Petraeus has been.
Moreover, because of the expressive significance of political spending, shareholders may attach greater importance – beyond the amounts spent – to political spending that deviates from their preferences.
The ions may attach to the membranes of synaptic vesicles, in some way facilitating their fusion with the nerve terminal membrane.
For one thing, people may attach different values to crucial features such as coverage, choice, equity and the quality of clinical care.
Almost all big media mergers provoke scepticism, given their troubled history.Although it is hard to imagine regulators blocking the deal, they may attach conditions to it.
