Sentence examples for propose attaching from inspiring English sources

We propose attaching BLM to a vector that carries out all these functions, namely efficiently penetrates the plasma membrane, is quickly liberated in the cytoplasm and has a propensity to concentrate around the nucleus [2].

Aides said they plan to propose attaching provisions, including a mandate to permit construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline, a framework to reform the loophole-cluttered U.S. tax code, limits on medical malpractice lawsuits and higher Medicare premiums for higher-income beneficiaries.

He proposed attaching an amendment to Stickland's amendment.

He has proposed attaching $3 billion in assistance for unemployed homeowners to a bill set for a vote in the House this week.

"As attorney general, it is your responsibility to ensure that the nation's laws are upheld and enforced," wrote Mr. Wolf, who is chairman of the House appropriations subcommittee that oversees the Office of Science and Technology Policy and proposed attaching the provision to a 2011 budget bill.

He designed an early form of catamaran, conceived of a mechanical grain planter, proposed attaching engines to boats and patented a "double-writing" instrument (it produced an extra copy of whatever a writer put down on paper).

The loya jirga proposed attaching Obama's letter to the text of the Bilateral Security Agreement as a way to mollify Karzai.

They were also "unconvinced" that a proposed walkway attached to the back of the Grade I listed almshouse, which the museum has occupied since 1914, "wouldn't cause substantial harm" to the building.

He proposed to attach a clasp to the top of the dog's tail from which would hang a small plastic bag — "a feed bag in reverse," as an acquaintance of his put it.

The proposed approach attaches an agent to each patient which is responsible of checking different medical aspects related to his/her prescribed therapy.

They were proposed to attach chromatin to proteins of the nuclear matrix and thereby partition the eukaryotic genomes into independent chromatin loops.