Sentence examples for planned to attach from inspiring English sources

The company planned to attach a doubled-sided billboard, measuring 20 feet by 60 feet, that would be displayed over the roof.

Hoping to put pressure on Republicans, both Mr. Gephardt and Mr. Daschle said they planned to attach a workers' aid bill to legislation on aviation security.

They speculate that Mr. McDermott snapped because the company planned to attach his wages to pay back income taxes he owed.

O'Shea said that he planned to attach the eggs, which may produce pheromones, to an underwater camera, in the hope of luring a giant squid close enough to be captured on film.

Last month, Senator Richard J. Durbin, the Illinois Democrat and chief sponsor of the bill, planned to attach the Dream Act as an amendment to the defense authorization bill, which included the controversial repeal of "don't ask, don't tell".

Mr. Tauzin, likely to be the next head of the Commerce Committee if Republicans retain control of the House, said the process was so secretive, involving the Congressional leadership and the leaders of the appropriations committees, that he did not even know what riders the House and Senate negotiators planned to attach, or what they would look like.

Republican leaders have been planning to attach a reduction in the capital gains tax to legislation raising the minimum wage.

Some senators also plan to attach the Magnitsky bill to a separate measure repealing decades-old trade restrictions on Russia known as Jackson-Vanik.

Congressional leaders now say they plan to attach a full military appropriations bill to the continuing resolution that would finance the rest of the government.

GrandLuxe plans to attach private, seven-car luxury trains, including sleeping, dining and lounge cars (some with vintage mahogany interiors), to regularly scheduled Amtrak trains.

Democrats are planning to attach any compromise revisions to a budget reconciliation measure, which would circumvent a Republican filibuster and allow the plan to be adopted by a simple majority in the Senate.